MQL5 Source Code Library for MetaTrader 5 - 48
This is the largest free source code library for MetaTrader 5 platform programs. Here you can find ready-made Expert Advisors, technical indicators, scripts and libraries. Use the code library when learning MQL5 language and develop your own automated trading applications based on the provided codes.
You can freely download and test published codes, as well as launch them in MetaTrader 5. The library is also available directly from MetaTrader 5 platform and MetaEditor development environment.
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The script exports summary of closed trades grouped by each currency pair to .csv file
This script will change the SL and TP of all open trades of the symbol to the price where the script is dropped off.
The Expert Advisor uses four iMA (Moving Average, MA) indicators from two timeframes. Two indicators with averaging periods 1 and 8 are created on the H1 timeframe and two indicators with averaging periods 1 and 8 are also created on the H4 timeframe.
A class to reconstruct closed trades (paired in/out deals) from history sorted by close time.
Builds a sliding line with a polynomial of 4 degrees. Extrapolates as a section of a given function with a sinusoid and its axial one. One value is taken from the constructed lines on each bar and a line of extrapolated values is plotted, which does not redraw.
This indicator uses the open price for the day, and computes the percent change for that day. Use on any chart TF up to and including D1.
This class was developed to exchange data between MetaTrader 5 and CSV files. It converts the strings read from the CSV file to double and integer values depending of the type of the columns. Two producers of CSV files are most important for me. The most important producer are spreadsheet programs, i.e. LibreCalc. Manually entered CSV are the other kind of CSV files I had in mind. Be aware that this class do not use the standard library FileCsv.mqh etc. Instead it works with text files. It splits text lines into fields. Maximum speed and low memory usage were no development goals. This class may not be suited for large datasets or time critical operations. I would not use CSV files if speed was my main goal.