I often find that I want to go back to review a specific set of trades. Is there a technique that will allow you to go directly to a specific date/time on a chart? The manual scrolling is very tedious, and when you change something the chart flips back to the current time. Is it possible to construct a macro that will prompt for a date/time and scroll the chart to that position? Sample code along those lines?
- immediately jump to particular past time in a chart
- Testing and EA that trades two pairs
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I often find that I want to go back to review a specific set of trades. Is there a technique that will allow you to go directly to a specific date/time on a chart? The manual scrolling is very tedious, and when you change something the chart flips back to the current time. Is it possible to construct a macro that will prompt for a date/time and scroll the chart to that position? Sample code along those lines?
Sorry - didn't do enough research. I just discovered the "Secrets of MetaTrader4 Client Terminal" article, and the fast navigation feature.
I often find that I want to go back to review a specific set of trades. Is there a technique that will allow you to go directly to a specific date/time on a chart? The manual scrolling is very tedious, and when you change something the chart flips back to the current time. Is it possible to construct a macro that will prompt for a date/time and scroll the chart to that position? Sample code along those lines?
Here is refer - Secrets of MetaTrader 4 Client Terminal
Is there a way to scroll there from a Script?
Trying to get that in order to fast scroll between strategy tester orders to know where it failed an why!!
Thx!
This is what work for me:
drawn a bunch of vertical lines,
Make a right click in the chart,
Open object list,
type all dates you want by clicking in the edit object,
And when you want-to select an specific date; click on them and select shows in the top right corner.
The graphics will move to the selected line.
This a format that you need to type: yyyy.mm.dd hh:mm
a few examples:
2011.11.29 15:00 |
2011.10.23 13:30 |
2010.11.23 22:30 |
Hope this will helps.
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