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it's an emulation... I'm talking about the real job.
In my opinion, build for linux in the next year definitely will not.
Windos one hasn't been released for real yet.
Question: How to disable the timeline, if possible, if it is not possible, please ask the developers to enable it.
Question: How to disable the timeline, if possible, if this is not possible please ask the developers to enable it.
Developers:
1. Do you plan to introduce Gold, Silver and Oil on your server?
2. Are there any plans to present the major indices on your server (DJI, NASDAQ, DAX and NIKAY and others, to be exact)?
3. Are there plans to introduce Russian issuers on your server (For example - Gazprom, Norilsk Nickel, Lukoil, Rosneft, Sberbank, VTB Bank and others)?
4. Will the following currency pairs be available - GBPAUD, CADJPY?
Question: How to disable the timeline, if possible, if this is not possible please ask the developers to give this option.
Please clarify the question.
As I understand it, we are talking about the horizontal timeline to which the grid is linked. If I am not mistaken, this scale is also connected to the vertical price scale.
At the same time, like in MT4, you can change its colour (for example, into the background colour of the chart) but not remove it.
FileWriteDouble has no problem, but FileWriteInteger does not read or write. Here it is:
After we read what is written:
Same construction with FileWriteDouble. The double reads-writes, the ineger does not!
This is what Print outputs:
Tried everything does not write and does not read, respectively. I don't understand what's the matter with
FileWriteDouble has no problem, but FileWriteInteger does not read or write. Here it is:
After we read what is written:
Same construction with FileWriteDouble. The double reads-writes, the ineger does not!
Here is what Print prints out:
First, remove the return(suk) line;
Secondly, what does Perev_handle have to do with it? If you open a Per_handle
With this code, everything works
and reads.
All outputs and compares the "s"Remove the return(suk) line for starters;
I'm sorry I didn't specify.
(substituted double with the right Write/Read parameters does not work either!!!)
Previous code with double works???)
What does this have to do with checking for Perev_handle?
And move return(suk) to the last line of the function. After the print
Very sloppy code