Someone could argue about just the reverse depending of it's needs.
Don't rely on any default value and set the properties as you need. That's a good coding practice.
Yes but you can't deny that it is one more additional step to get what one used to get on MT4 and that's whats holding me back the totally insane amount of extra work to get to the same output.
And this issue is cross platform, so it should be identical.
Agreed, but it would be good to see consistency across platforms unless there is a cogent, rational reason for the change.
Marco vd Heijden:
Yes but you can't deny that it is one more additional step to get what one used to get on MT4 and that's whats holding me back the totally insane amount of extra work to get to the same output.
And this issue is cross platform, so it should be identical.
I know. I experienced it years ago already. But what ? Metaquotes do it that way, and as you I don't understand why. But either you need (or want) to use both language and you have to deal with it, so my above suggestion. You can be sure MQ will not change such things now, MT5 was created 7 years ago.
In order to expand possibilities of retail Forex traders, we have added the second accounting system — hedging. Now, it is possible to have multiple positions per symbol, including oppositely directed ones. This paves the way to implementing trading strategies based on the so-called "locking" — if the price moves against a trader, they can open a position in the opposite direction.
Is there any way to ensure that copying (by holding down the CNTRL button and clicking and holding the mouse over the trendline) & moving already created trend lines is done smoother in MT5? Compared to MT4 its clunky and sluggish. Why is this and can we get it fixed?
Here's another one.
Issue: OBJPROP_SELECTABLE disabled by default.
In MT4 you could drag a line by simply double clicking it.
In MT5 not so.
Someone could argue about just the reverse depending of it's needs.
Don't rely on any default value and set the properties as you need. That's a good coding practice.
Someone could argue about just the reverse depending of it's needs.
Don't rely on any default value and set the properties as you need. That's a good coding practice.
Agreed, but it would be good to see consistency across platforms unless there is a cogent, rational reason for the change.
Someone could argue about just the reverse depending of it's needs.
Don't rely on any default value and set the properties as you need. That's a good coding practice.
Yes but you can't deny that it is one more additional step to get what one used to get on MT4 and that's whats holding me back the totally insane amount of extra work to get to the same output.
And this issue is cross platform, so it should be identical.
Agreed, but it would be good to see consistency across platforms unless there is a cogent, rational reason for the change.
Yes but you can't deny that it is one more additional step to get what one used to get on MT4 and that's whats holding me back the totally insane amount of extra work to get to the same output.
And this issue is cross platform, so it should be identical.
I think this is a very good channel to keep in touch with the Metaquotes developers, great!
I have a suggestion for a new function.
I did not find any good and reliable way to check if the market/broker is opened. This is useful when we are using OnTimer event instead of OnTick.
Look some code example, the new function could be named as MarketIsOpen().
I haven't encountered any bug, but it would be great that one of the feature of mt4 is inherited in mt5.
i.e. hedging, buying and selling currency pair consecutively, why is that feature dropped out.
I haven't encountered any bug, but it would be great that one of the feature of mt4 is inherited in mt5.
i.e. hedging, buying and selling currency pair consecutively, why is that feature dropped out.
There is more than 1 year it is done.
There is more than 1 year it is done.
is it supported by every broker, or is it a mt5 built in feature.