Is this a bug of MQL4 syntax?
Li_128 = FALSE;
Li_144 = 120;
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Dear WHRoeder,
It sounds like you are so sure the code was de-compiled.
Could you please suggest how I can know a code is de-compiled?
Just because compiling can't pass when the syntax is corrected?
Dear WHRoeder,
It sounds like you are so sure the code was de-compiled.
Could you please suggest how I can know a code is de-compiled?
Just because compiling can't pass when the syntax is corrected?
No human would name variables as Ls_220 or Li_128. It is the way a machine does.
Considering what your code is for, the line 820 will have the trailing "; somewhere far on the right, as it was very probably a buffer for the http request. BTW, it won't work with the unicode strings.
No human would name variables as Ls_220 or Li_128. It is the way a machine does.
Dear Ovo, thanks.
Considering what your code is for, the line 820 will have the trailing "; somewhere far on the right, as it was very probably a buffer for the http request. BTW, it won't work with the unicode strings.d
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