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Well no one on the feats to untwist :)
Then I propose another option - use subchart andChartSetString() andChartGetString() functions.
Task:
- To pass an array of numbers from the Expert Advisor to the indicator.
Requirements.
Do not use
- chart events,
- files,
- global variables (also known as files),
- dll
Wouldn't it be easier to use objects and OBJPROP_TOOLTIP? Subchart is expensive in terms of resources, I think.
That was just an option :)
You can pass data through other objects, but there are significant limitations on the string length.
There's no one to get anyone to do the deed :)
Hmmm... or was that a quiz?
Resources can be used to transfer data.
yeah, i've been thinking about that.
to create a fake pictureresource.
Wouldn't it be easier to use objects and OBJPROP_TOOLTIP ? Subchart is expensive in terms of resources, I think.
Can't you use map files as well? It's about the same speed as a channel. And there are no problems with the server, and there is no need to keep an eye on it. The only thing you need is to send a read command and/or requests through a chart event.
In my opinion, graphical objects (e.g. OBJ_TEXT) are the best way to do this.
In my opinion, graphical objects (e.g. OBJ_TEXT) are the best way to do this.
I don't think so. You can't push megabytes of information through OBJ_TEXT.
the closest candidate is resources
Let me make it clear - if the indicator itself is a resource and an Expert Advisor creates it, will such an indicator be able to check the resources in the memory that were created by the Expert Advisor later?