Is it possible to use Python code with MQL5?
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Belum ada (belum). Tapi saya menganggap Anda bisa menggunakan metode yang sama seperti yang saya lakukan untuk C # untuk mengikat MQL5 untuk IronPython (lihat artikel saya https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/249 ).
- 2011.12.09
- investeo
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I found a solution in this article that looks good https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/342
There's also zeromq.
My question is that. How, if it's possible, to use python code with MQL5, for algorithimic trading? Becouse I want to use some Python librarys to make a robot. If it is possible, is there any article about it? But if you just point me the way it would be vry helpful. thx.
I explored this question quite deeply, a brief answer - it is impossible to directly use the python.
Only call the python through external applications (via RPC or ZMQ or pipe.. slow and uneffeicient).
You can see an early draft of an article, currenly not yet translated into English (now in russian, but you can use google translate)
http://nektomk.ru/atcl:whynot
- nektomk.ru
I suppose you could also roll your own pseudo-api on MT by running a server in an EA and then all you'd need to do is create some basic functions to process simple requests like sending history data, orders, place trades... There's really not a lot of MT functions that would need to be individually recreated. For example, you could lump all SymbolInfo<Type> functions into a JSON response; same goes for account info, etc.
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