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MQL5 Source Codes of Scripts for MetaTrader 5 - 9
Scripts perform one-time actions in MetaTrader 5 using an MQL5 program and are deleted from the chart immediately afterwards. Sample functions include uploading trading history, generating a report and sending it by email, downloading and processing data from a file. Scripts can also be used to create graphical interface or quickly execute single-type trading operations, for example, close all positions immediately.
You can download and launch offered scripts in MetaTrader 5. The library of scripts is also available directly from MetaEditor development environment allowing you to learn MQL5 programming.
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This script generates a file with its source code (solution of the classical program in MQL5). It may be useful to study programming and algorithms.
The script allows you to place the deals history on the chart using the graphic objects.
The script exports historical quotes data from MetaTrader 5 for the import to MetaTrader 4. This solution will allow you to get the full history for MetaTrader 4.
Since Terminal build 344 added display of economic calendar news using special graphical objects (OBJ_EVENT). A script that outputs as a demonstration of the Economic Calendar with current economic data, the date of the last major (Pink) event.
The script calculates the number of lots to trade using the specified percentage of risk funds.
The script purpose is to export historical rates data to format, convenient for analysis in external programs.
Here is a simple example that shows how to download page(file) from Internet using the library wininet.dll.
The script provides a synchronous scrolling for all charts opened in the client terminal.
The script illustrates control of chart properties using the classes from the Standard Library (CChart).
The script illustrates control of graphic objects using the classes from the Standard Library.