Discussion of article "Other classes in DoEasy library (Part 72): Tracking and recording chart object parameters in the collection"
Code stops compiling at 99% with no errors shown (Meta Editor 5 Build 2982). However it compiled with the previous version. Any idea?
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New article Other classes in DoEasy library (part 72): Tracking and recording chart object parameters in the collection has been published:
Author: Artyom Trishkin
Thank you already noticed. I informed the developers, I'm waiting for the result.
You can temporarily use previous versions of the terminal.
Artyom Trishkin:
Thank you already noticed. I informed the developers, I'm waiting for the result.
You can temporarily use previous versions of the terminal.
Not solved yet in Build 2994. Where can I find old versions?
Marco Klaus Gerhard Niese :
Check it here: https://www.mql5.com/go?link=https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YSUVehcElTpLxCLPMsdlDfFu4Y61yrcc?usp=sharing
Not solved yet in Build 2994. Where can I find old versions?
Marco Klaus Gerhard Niese :
Not solved yet in Build 2994. Where can I find old versions?
Build 3003. Fixed.
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New article Other classes in DoEasy library (Part 72): Tracking and recording chart object parameters in the collection has been published:
In this article, I will complete working with chart object classes and their collection. I will also implement auto tracking of changes in chart properties and their windows, as well as saving new parameters to the object properties. Such a revision allows the future implementation of an event functionality for the entire chart collection.
Also, check managing the chart height change (the changes are applied to two charts — the main chart window and subwindow):
As we can see, several criteria are at play here: the window height is equal to the specified size, the window height is higher/lower than the specified size and the height of windows is increased/decreased by more than the specified number of pixels.
Author: Artyom Trishkin