Could you mention in documentation, the user is basically jail-breaking the file-sandbox when linking the whole MQL5 folder into ./Files
This is by design and intended for the main functionality - accessing the source codes. It's obvious (described). Also it is covered in the original article. I don't think it's worth additional mentioning, we're inside MQL5 folder in any case. mklink is very powerfull and dangerous command - anyone should use it resposibly.
This is by design and intended for the main functionality - accessing the source codes. It's obvious (described). Also it is covered in the original article. I don't think it's worth additional mentioning, we're inside MQL5 folder in any case. mklink is very powerfull and dangerous command - anyone should use it resposibly.
This is by design and intended for the main functionality - accessing the source codes. It's obvious (described). Also it is covered in the original article. I don't think it's worth additional mentioning, we're inside MQL5 folder in any case. mklink is very powerfull and dangerous command - anyone should use it resposibly.
This is by design and intended for the main functionality - accessing the source codes. It's obvious (described). Also it is covered in the original article. I don't think it's worth additional mentioning, we're inside MQL5 folder in any case. mklink is very powerfull and dangerous command - anyone should use it resposibly.