So, I want to use it in an EA like this:
if(bid>last.price+Spread()) .....other statements
If you are able to get the bid price, I suppose you can also get the ask price, right?
So, why don't you define the spread simply as the difference between ask and bid prices?
Something like:
double ask=SymbolInfoDouble(Symbol(),SYMBOL_ASK); double bid=SymbolInfoDouble(Symbol(),SYMBOL_BID); double spread=ask-bid;
Hello,
I am confused related how to use Spread. In Docs stated:
...So, I want to use it in an EA like this:
if(bid>last.price+Spread()) .....other statements
But I do not understand who is and how to use index.
Thanks in advance for reply!
Please provide a link when you quote documentation.
About how to get the spread, see https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/17858/page2#comment_731798

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Hello,
I am confused related how to use Spread. In Docs stated:
Spread
Gets the element of the Spread timeseries by index.
double Spread(
int ind // index
)
Parameters
ind
[in] Element index.
Returned value
If successful, it returns the numerical value of the Spread timeseries element with specified index, otherwise it returns EMPTY_VALUE.
Note
The EMPTY_VALUE is returned in two cases:
1.Timeseries is not used (the corresponding bit is not set).
2. Element index is out of range.
So, I want to use it in an EA like this:
if(bid>last.price+Spread()) .....other statements
But I do not understand who is and how to use index.
Thanks in advance for reply!