The idea is to have an FXOpen-Real1 server. The script will help add all available symbols to the Market Watch window and if you enable the "Time" column, you can see which symbol the last quote came from at the weekend:
The idea is to have an FXOpen-Real1 server. The script will help add all available symbols to the Market Watch window and if you enable the "Time" column, you can see which symbol the last quote came from on the weekend:
Fancy )). When running the script we get a couple of mouse clicks less than if the same action was done "manually". True programmer! ))
Vasyl Nosal: Because if you go into the terminal at the weekend, the time is updated on the date you logged in and it doesn't matter if there are ticks.
Ihor Herasko: Funny )). In the case of running the script get a couple of mouse clicks less than if the same action was done "manually". A true programmer! ))
Why?
script 3 times LKM (expand script overview,2 click to attach script= or pull but this is also 2 actions click+drag)
view market PCM+LKM (invoke menu, select show all symbols).
Ihor Herasko: Funny )). In case of running the script, we get a couple of mouse clicks less than if the same action was done "manually". True programmer! ))
Well you probably haven't seen about 1000 instruments, which are divided into 15 categories :) .
And so, just for the record, sets like "forex.all" do not necessarily contain absolutely all available instruments.
Ihor Herasko: Just don't forget to do it on the terminals of those brokers who don't provide quotes on weekends (any of those I've experimented on, above the thread).
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P.S. I forgot to add. The time is updated when you log into the account.
Is the serverecn.fxopen.com? If not, please specify your trading account type and trading server.
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The idea is to have an FXOpen-Real1 server. The script will help add all available symbols to the Market Watch window and if you enable the "Time" column, you can see which symbol the last quote came from at the weekend:
The idea is to have an FXOpen-Real1 server. The script will help add all available symbols to the Market Watch window and if you enable the "Time" column, you can see which symbol the last quote came from on the weekend:
Because if you go into the terminal at the weekend, the time is updated on the date you logged in and it doesn't matter if there are ticks.
Really?
Funny )). In the case of running the script get a couple of mouse clicks less than if the same action was done "manually". A true programmer! ))
Why?
script 3 times LKM (expand script overview,2 click to attach script= or pull but this is also 2 actions click+drag)
view market PCM+LKM (invoke menu, select show all symbols).
Really?
Funny )). In case of running the script, we get a couple of mouse clicks less than if the same action was done "manually". True programmer! ))
Well you probably haven't seen about 1000 instruments, which are divided into 15 categories :) .
And so, just for the record, sets like "forex.all" do not necessarily contain absolutely all available instruments.
Well you probably haven't seen about 1000 instruments, which are divided into 15 categories :) .
And so, just for the record, sets like "forex.all" do not necessarily contain absolutely all available instruments.
Doesn't "Show all characters" help in this case?
Just don't forget to do it on the terminals of those brokers who don't provide quotes on weekends (any of those I've experimented on, above the thread).
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P.S. I forgot to add. The time is updated when you log into the account.