Dear programmers, how can I make the last information line of the terminal "Balance", "Funds", "Margin", .... does not "run away" and hide at the bottom when new items appear?
Yousufkhodja Sultonov: Dear programmers, how can I make the last information line of the terminal "Balance", "Funds", "Margin", .... does not "run away" and hide itself at the bottom when new positions appear?
In the "Toolbox" window, double-click on any tab name to automatically collapse the "Toolbox" window into one line. This line will be Balance, Profit, Funds, Margin, Free Margin, Margin Level.
Vladimir Karputov: In the Tools window, double click on any tab name - this will automatically collapse the Tools window into a single line. This line will contain Balance, Profit, Funds, Margin, Free Margin, Margin Level.
Answered negatively, because OnCalculate is not only called when the tick comes (on the other hand in this case we could pass NULL in the symbol parameter ), and such changes are also largely binding for the future
Dear programmers, how can I make the last information line of the terminal "Balance", "Funds", "Margin", .... does not "run away" and hide itself at the bottom when new positions appear?
Of course not. Firstly cycles are not needed now, there is a timer. Secondly, it can always be cycled for the tester.
How do I loop an EA in the Strategy Tester? )) Good luck
No, I meant what you said, "Secondly, it can always be timed for the tester".
How to create some kind of timer to work in the tester as well, because the standard timer in the tester does not work in any way.
In the Tools window, double click on any tab name - this will automatically collapse the Tools window into a single line. This line will contain Balance, Profit, Funds, Margin, Free Margin, Margin Level.
I join in this obvious cheekiness! ))
Answered negatively, because OnCalculate is not only called when the tick comes (on the other hand in this case we could pass NULL in the symbol parameter ), and such changes are also largely binding for the future
Excuse me, where is the"Tools" window located in the terminal?
Florid logic: getting the result indirectly through GetLastError() rather than directly
{
string filename = "random.txt";
Print( ::FileGetInteger( filename, FILE_EXISTS, false ), ", error=", GetLastError());
}
Result: -1, error=5019
Expected: 0, error=0
Excuse me, please, where is the"Tools" window located in the terminal?
Strange question, considering you asked about balance, margin.... before that. :)
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