By the way, you can use a similar technique for indicators, if you need ticks from several instruments.
A handler option without additional scripts would be interesting, otherwise you get "crutches".
komposter:
A handler option without additional scripts would be interesting, otherwise you get "crutches".
It depends on how you look at it. Because any custom MQL-program can be considered a "crutch" because it solves tasks that are not implemented in a standard way. The advantage of MQL5 is that it allows us to create these "crutches". By the way, it can be implemented without a script.
A handler option without additional scripts would be interesting, otherwise you get "crutches".
komposter:
It would be interesting to have a handler without additional scripts, otherwise you get "crutches".
This is the first thing that came to my mind.
It would be interesting to have a handler without additional scripts, otherwise you get "crutches".
Will this solve the problem of multi currency expert advisors that give different results on different pairs ?
IMHO With such an algorithm of the handler not only skipping of ticks is not excluded, but also repeated signals about the same ticks.
I was waiting for this code for a very long time. BIG THANK'S

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Multicurrency OnTickMarketWatch tick event handler:
The standard OnTick() handler allows to receive the ticks for only one symbol. For multicurrency experts you need the ticks for several symbols. In some cases it's necessary to recieve the ticks for all symbols from"Market Watch" window.
The Expert Advisor exOnTickMarketWatch.mq5 uses the standard custom event handler of OnChartEvent() function, it provides the following information:
Author: Константин