Errors, bugs, questions - page 2429

[Vladimir Karputov]

Uriel Melliphant:

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[TheXpert]

Is there any way to hide the progress bar in the terminal?

It would be fine if it were stationary, but no! Why did you have to add animation?

[Igor Zakharov]

what does this warning mean?

I don't see any problem - a simple comparison of two numbers...

[Vladimir Karputov]

Igor Zakharov:

what does this warning mean?

I don't see any problem - a simple comparison of two numbers...

And what are these two numbers of what type? And it would also help to use translation of error message - so you will immediately understand where your error is.

[Igor Zakharov]

Vladimir Karputov:

What are these two numbers of what type? And you should also use the translation of the error message - that way you'll know immediately where your error is.

fabs() is always double

PeriodSeconds() is always int

The translation is obvious too...

Here's the answer:

https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/1111/page166#comment_29753

but I'm not sure if it applies in my case...

if(fabs(Start-End)/1000 > (double)PeriodSeconds(PERIOD_D1)*10)

so no warning, but it looks like a perversion

[Vladimir Karputov]

Igor Zakharov:

fabs() always double

PeriodSeconds() is always int

The translation is obvious too...

Here's the answer:

https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/1111/page166#comment_29753

but I'm not sure if it applies to my case...

fabs(Start-End)/100 what type is it? А?

Reference:Type conversion

[Igor Zakharov]

Vladimir Karputov:

fabs(Start-End)/100 what type is it? А?

Reference:Type conversion

double/int = double

[Vladimir Karputov]

Igor Zakharov:

double/int = double

Yes, that's right. And this is the double you are comparing with int(PeriodSeconds -> int).

[TheXpert]

Vladimir Karputov:

Yes, that's right. And this is the double you are comparing with int (PeriodSeconds -> int).

и?

[Igor Zakharov]

Vladimir Karputov:

Yes, that's right. And this is the double you are comparing with int (PeriodSeconds -> int).

Normally, there's no problem with such a comparison, here are artificial examples. The compiler warns only in the above case: