Discussion of article "Visual strategy builder. Creating trading robots without programming" - page 7

 

Great! I checked the CHARTEVENT_MOUSE_WHEEL event in MT5 with Alert. There is energy and deceleration!

This is the end of the off-topic. Sorry.

 
Реter Konow:

Great! I checked the CHARTEVENT_MOUSE_WHEEL event in MT5 with Alert. There is energy and deceleration!

This is the end of the off-topic. Sorry.

Thanks. I'll share my implementation when I get to it.
 
Andrey Barinov:
Look, you have a buy opening instead of a sell. At the same time, on a sell signal, buying should be closed! That's what happens.

A sell signal appears, the robot opens a buy instead of a sell by mistake, and immediately closes it, then opens it again and closes it again, etc.

Otherwise everything was correct in your scheme.

Thank you very much, I will master it.

Ran through the thread, good thing there are still only six pages. I will join the wishes about the lack of scrolling with the mouse wheel on the schemes and eliments.

About paid/free version: Limitations of the free version, 2 and 3 points make it not only not convenient, but of little use. A dummy like me will quickly get tired of creating each configuration anew, you can't save and upload your own templates, that's why there's no sense in creating them.

As an option - in the free version leave the ability to save YOUR templates and blanks (their own, dear), and in the paid version add a public library of such templates and blanks, well, like only by pass. It will be honest, beautiful, convenient, and will attract developers and other non-programmers. IMHO of course.

I hope I was able to formulate and convey my thought.

 
Sergey Voytsekhovsky:

Thank you very much, I'll get to grips with it.

Ran through the topic, good thing there are still only six pages. I will join to wishes about lack of scrolling by mouse wheel on schemes and eliments.

About paid/free version: Limitations of the free version, 2 and 3 points make it not only not convenient, but of little use. A dummy like me will quickly get tired of creating each configuration anew, you can't save and upload your own templates, that's why there is no sense in creating them.

As an option - in the free version leave the ability to save YOUR templates and blanks (their own, dear), and in the paid version add a public library of such templates and blanks, well, like only by pass. It will be honest, beautiful, convenient, and will attract developers and other non-programmers. IMHO of course.

I hope I was able to formulate and convey my thought.

Thank you for your comments. I will think what can be done with it.
 

Let me try to formulate the idea differently.

A non-programmer will quickly lose interest because there are only 8 templates and only one scheme. You can't make much out of it. He can't upload it, it's pointless to create it himself because it will blow up at any moment and his labour will be pitiful. He can save his labour in the idea of code and then cobble together pieces of code.

And the programmer is not really interested in the program itself from the very beginning, and it will not be possible to use the programme for self-promotion, because there is no place for self-promotion, no library where he could put his miracle templates (I mean a library for buyers).

 
Sergey Voytsekhovsky:

and there's only one circuit.

How is there only one?
You can open and work with any number of schemes at the same time.

Labour does not "puff" at any moment. Schemes are deleted when the terminal is restarted and after a certain number of successful code generation / compilations.
 
Andrey Barinov:
Like one?
You can open and work with any number of schemes at the same time.

Yes, that's right, I only have one, because I only created one. It turns out that when I downloaded it, I had zero. Only eight patterns. I can't load them, it's pointless to create them....

  • Every time I restart the Expert Advisor (and the terminal), all the schemes, presets and other EA data are deleted.
  • All schemes and presets created by the user are deleted at random moments of time.
It turns out that I have to remain a dummies forever, or leave the programme, but it is good, convenient, maybe revise ..... ????
 
Sergey Voytsekhovsky:

Yeah, that's right, I only have one, because I only created one. So after I uploaded it, I had zero. Only eight templates. I can't upload, it's pointless to create....

  • Every time I restart the Expert Advisor (and the terminal), all the schemes, presets and other EA data are deleted.
  • All schemes and presets created by the user are deleted at random moments of time.
It turns out that I have to remain a dummies forever, or leave the programme, but it is good, convenient, maybe revise ..... ????
I've already answered, I'll think what can be done. Maybe reconsider.
 
Andrey Barinov:
I've already replied, I'll see what I can do. Maybe reconsider.

I've added you as a friend, I'll look forward to notifying you in case of a favourable decision.

 
Will there be a full description or a tutorial? According to the examples, everything seems to be simple, but if you look at the ready-made template with the same crossing MAs, then much is unclear. In the example given in the article, the SL and TP parameters are entered into the icon of opening trades, while in the template these input parameters hang on separate squares with gears. In short, without a normal description, I, as a person far from mql, am afraid to buy.