Can you please tell me why during debugging, when I want to see the value of MathLog(2) expression, the value shows "Expression could not be evaluated".
Please do this by declaring a variable:
double math_log=0.0;
math_log=MathLog(2);
and during debugging you will be able to see the value of variable "math_log".
It would be nice if the Favourites could be categorised. But Service Desk said that this is unlikely to happen, as only a small number of users use the favourites.
tol64: ... There aren't many users who use the service.
So the service itself is inconvenient. I would put some comments in favourites, not a topic or an article or something. As it is, I copy it into a separate file so as not to lose it.
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Here's an example I found from a not unknown author. )
I've just started to learn MQL5.
Can you please tell me why during debugging, when I want to see the MathLog(2) value, the value shows "Expression could not be evaluated"?
I just started to learn MQL5.
Can you please tell me why during debugging, when I want to see the value of MathLog(2) expression, the value shows "Expression could not be evaluated".
Please do this by declaring a variable:
and during debugging you will be able to see the value of variable "math_log".Do this, declare a variable:
and during debugging you can look at the value of the "math_log" variable.Is there any way, after reading the article, to put the article into "Favorites"?
At the moment, you can go to the article discussion (in the comments) and there click on the star after the topic title.
As an option. Thank you.
... There aren't many users who use the service.