This advisor prints out the codes of the keys pressed (except CTRL and SHIFT).
If I press NumLock_0, it prints out 96.
If I press CTRL+NumLock_0, it prints out 96.
SHIFT+NumLock_0 gives me 45. Why 45?
With other keys (not NumLock) I didn't see such a discrepancy.
ZZY Seems like pressing SHIFT disables NumLock. Interestingly, TERMINAL_KEYSTATE_SHIFT does not work when SHIFT is pressed, if you press INSERT with it, for example.
Running the test. The EA opens a position with SL and TP. Then rollover occurs and position is closed NOT by reopening.
This is the first time I heard about rollover in the Tester on forex symbol. What kind of server is it?
This is the first time I have heard of a rollover in the Tester on forex symbol. What kind of server is it?
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This advisor prints out the codes of the keys pressed (except CTRL and SHIFT).
If I press NumLock_0, it prints out 96.
If I press CTRL+NumLock_0, it prints out 96.
SHIFT+NumLock_0 gives me 45. Why 45?
With other keys (not NumLock) I didn't see such a discrepancy.
ZZY Seems like pressing SHIFT disables NumLock. Interestingly, TERMINAL_KEYSTATE_SHIFT does not work when SHIFT is pressed, if you press INSERT with it, for example.
If I press SHIFT+NumLock_0, it gives 45. Why 45?
It's written on the key itself why it's 45. If it doesn't, it means the keyboard is old-fashioned or out of standard
It's written on the key itself why it's 45. If it doesn't, it means the keyboard is old-fashioned or not standardised.
It is written there in case NumLock is not active.
It says in case NumLock is not active.
SHIFT+NumLock_0 -gives 45.
What was expected?
SHIFT+NumLock_0 -gives 45.
What was expected?
96, as with CTRL.
96, as with CTRL.
On my numeric keypad, the 0 button says
0
ins
the code ins is exactly 45
ins code is exactly 45
The ambiguity is that when NumLock is on, pressing 0 causes 96 and when CTRL is pressed. But with SHIFT pressed, it's 45.