Money management coding question
Follow up up post with corrections:
Is it possible to use the lot risk reductor function with a value <1? I want an EA it to trade 1/10th of 1% . Per trade.
I found this in the code:
if (Lots == 0.0 && LotsRiskReductor < 1.0)
{
Print("LotsRiskReductor is less than 1");
return (FALSE);
Its a boolean input so Does it HAVE to be a whole number. I couldnt find anything else in the code that pointed to Lot risk reductor.
The bollean input is x% of available equity. Can X be <1.? Would I just change the above to Lots==0&& Lots risk reductor <.1 ?
I changed it to <.1 but when I compiled it it shows up as three errors. unexpected . 1 and ) respectively. This tells me that I cannot do this as this is the only thing I changed in the code. Also The Lotriskreductor is a double external not boolean Like I previously mentioned. New at this , Sorry
changed it to <0.1 and no errors showed up so I am demoing now
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if (Lots == 0.0 && LotsRiskReductor < 1.0)
{
Print("LotsRiskReductor is less than 1");
return (FALSE);
Is it possible to use the lot risk reductor function with a value <1? I want an EA it to trade 1/10th of 1% . Per trade.
I found this in the code:
if (Lots == 0.0 && LotsRiskReductor < 1.0)
{
Print("LotsRiskReductor is less than 1");
return (FALSE);
Its a boolean input so Does it HAVE to be a whole number. I couldnt find anything else in the code that pointed to Lot risk reductor.
The bollean input is x% of available equity. Can X be <1.? Would I just change the above to Lots==0&& Lots risk reductor <.1 ?