For those objects to be drawn, there must be rules on how they are drawn.
If the drawing is visual/manual, then the challenge is translating those visual rules into code which can then be backtested.
If the drawing is visual/manual, then the challenge is translating those visual rules into code which can then be backtested.
I am looking for the same thing as the one in MT4 where you can manually add objects/indicators during back testing. I read that MT5 opted for speed over functionality is a very poor and bad decision for the platform. I suppose back testing is to be used not only for speed testing EAs but for strategy as well in which case you don't need speed if you're manually testing a strategy.
I hope MetaTrader would consider adding this feature since it's already in MT4

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What options does one have if their strategy is based on objects drawn on the chart?
See this link: https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/1512.
Quote: "Draw objects are not really set. The objects are disabled in order to accelerate the testing."
So I can't backtest my strategy?