Can someone help with error codes; expressions not allowed on global scope, function already defined? Thank you for your time. - page 2
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You seem to struggle with balancing your code blocks { }.
I suggest to take a basic programming course before going on. Start with Java, the syntax is quite similar. There's also a free MQL course at Udemy but I lost the source, look it up yourself.
I think that's why there's a community where programmers are able to lend helping hands; in case individuals like myself , more advance or less advance can seek help.
What are the next two lines? Specifically, the lone closing brace?
Thank you for your time, I appreciate your continued help. I saw and corrected the function that you were referring to, however I still receive 101 errors, 0 warnings. Any of you programming pros available to help with getting errors down to 0?
You seem to struggle with balancing your code blocks { }.
I suggest to take a basic programming course before going on. Start with Java, the syntax is quite similar. There's also a free MQL course at Udemy but I lost the source, look it up yourself.
I think that's why there's a community where programmers are able to lend helping hands; in case individuals like myself , more advance or less advance can seek help.
There are so many errors in your(?) code that it is unreasonable to expect that anyone will waste their time correcting it.
I don't think that you have coded this, I think that you have copied sections of somebody else's code and pasted it without really knowing what it is supposed to do.
How did you end up with OnTick() inside OnInit()?
I suggest that you start over and regularly recompile and correct errors as they occur.
There are so many errors in your(?) code that it is unreasonable to expect that anyone will waste their time correcting it.
I don't think that you have coded this, I think that you have copied sections of somebody else's code and pasted it without really knowing what it is supposed to do.
How did you end up with OnTick() inside OnInit()?
I suggest that you start over and regularly recompile and correct errors as they occur.