Errors, bugs, questions - page 1511 1...150415051506150715081509151015111512151315141515151615171518...3193 New comment Vladislav Andruschenko 2016.02.17 12:42 #15101 Vasyl Nosal: Oh well. Maybe there's some magic words you need to write.abra cadabra, the code appears.It should be written after the SRClike this: double lowCandle=iLow(Symbol(),PERIOD_M1,iLowest(Symbol(),PERIOD_M1,MODE_LOW,lastbarin-i+1,i)); double highCandle=iHigh(Symbol(),PERIOD_M1,iHighest(Symbol(),PERIOD_M1,MODE_HIGH,lastbarin-i+1,i)); abracadabra,codeappear. WARNING: Observe the intonation and font colour of the magic words. otherwise the code will not appear, e.g:abra cadabra, code appear.and the code does not appear, see? Andrey Dik 2016.02.18 06:51 #15102 Which lines in the terminal configuration files need to be deleted so that the chart windows opened last time will not open? Where is this spelled out? [Deleted] 2016.02.18 09:57 #15103 Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.Service Desk #1412237. [Deleted] 2016.02.18 11:09 #15104 Alexey Kozitsyn: Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.Service Desk #1412237. If you won't change the behaviour, at least point out the global scope in the documentation. Thanks. [Deleted] 2016.02.18 12:34 #15105 Alexey Kozitsyn: Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.Service Desk #1412237. It seems to be in all code that goes after function (its call) where enum [Deleted] 2016.02.18 12:46 #15106 Vasyl Nosal: It seems to be in all code that follows the function (its call) where enum It is still incorrect if the enum is not declared globally. But the developers said that they will not change the behavior. [Deleted] 2016.02.18 12:52 #15107 Alexey Kozitsyn: It's still not correct if the enum is not declared globally. But the developers said they would not change the behaviour. Well. Enum is kind of static. [Deleted] 2016.02.18 12:53 #15108 Vasyl Nosal: Right. Yenum is a static enum.It makes sense not to be visible.But if you want it to be visible, static enum. Slava 2016.02.18 13:52 #15109 Alexey Kozitsyn: It is still incorrect if the enum is not declared at the global level. But the developers said they would not change the behavior.We may have overreacted by saying no right away. We are discussing it now.But in any case we will explicitly describe this or that solution in the documentation [Deleted] 2016.02.18 14:04 #15110 Slawa: We may have overreacted by saying no right away. We are discussing it now.But in any case, in the documentation we will explicitly describe one or the other solution Glad to hear! Thank you for listening to constructive criticism. 1...150415051506150715081509151015111512151315141515151615171518...3193 New comment
Oh well. Maybe there's some magic words you need to write.
abra cadabra, the code appears.
It should be written after the SRC
like this:
abracadabra,codeappear.
WARNING: Observe the intonation and font colour of the magic words. otherwise the code will not appear, e.g:
abra cadabra, code appear.
and the code does not appear, see?
Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.
Service Desk #1412237.
Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.
Service Desk #1412237.
Developers, please clarify, should the enumeration declared inside the function be visible from other functions? MT4 build 950. In MT5 it's the same.
Service Desk #1412237.
It seems to be in all code that follows the function (its call) where enum
It's still not correct if the enum is not declared globally. But the developers said they would not change the behaviour.
Right. Yenum is a static enum.
It makes sense not to be visible.
But if you want it to be visible, static enum.
It is still incorrect if the enum is not declared at the global level. But the developers said they would not change the behavior.
We may have overreacted by saying no right away. We are discussing it now.
But in any case we will explicitly describe this or that solution in the documentation
We may have overreacted by saying no right away. We are discussing it now.
But in any case, in the documentation we will explicitly describe one or the other solution