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By the way, I've had an unknown command pop up recently - I remember someone writing about it, but I couldn't find it in the archive...
does anyone remember how it ended?
Errors are of different types, the main ones are "wrong price", "6", "1". But there are others :)
If you look at my logs, by the way, you can see that sometimes a cycle of 5 attempts breaks through, and leads to success. Example:
Attempting to close short position, ticket: 1775545
Order with this ticket still present, trying again
Order with this ticket still present, trying again
No more orders with this ticket No, sell closed
Two attempts (instead of 5 as would be the case if all attempts failed) and the order is closed.
From 00:00 to 12:00
trades - 141
errors - 3 ("1", and two "6").
By the way, ping does not give an error message. So, in principle, you might not know that the Expert Advisor tried to do something.
I duplicated it on this forum, but I don't remember where.
Whether anyone has read my post on these two forums - this I do not know ...
That's the point. Alternatively: ping failed, EA is working as if nothing happened, as there is no connection with the server, error codes are not returned from the server, positions are considered successfully opened - closed... Just scaring :)
The code variant that I cited, after an attempt to close the order, checks if there is an open order with this ticket. That is, the check goes around the error reporting system. This is how I get information about most abnormal situations of order closing.
The opening is another matter. You cannot check the ticket here :(
Many errors are returned by the terminal itself - it doesn't need connection ;) Try to forcefully open or close a position offline =)))
I check it this way:
bool orderclose = OrderClose( _OrderTicket, _Volume, _ClosePrice, _Slippage, _Color ); _GetLastError = GetLastError(); //---- If there is an error, if ( !orderclose || _GetLastError > 0 ) {no pseudo-closed positions situations have been observed so far ;)
zy. About your code.
I copied it, customized it, connected my library and ran it on 8 M5 charts. Then I left, and when I came back I have found out that nothing happens - EAs do not trade ((
I will now launch your version and tomorrow I will make out the reasons why mine did not work ;)
I still when I wrote the post, copied it, set it up, plugged in my library and ran it on 8 M5 charts. Then I left and when I came back I have found out that nothing happens - EAs do not trade ((
I will run your version now and tomorrow I will try to find out why mine did not work ;)
How can it work on five-minute symbols when it has a clear setting for hours, for example:
if(Symbol() == "EURUSD" && Period() == 60)
:))
Alas, we will have to wait a long time. This particular Expert Advisor fails about once a week - in fact, it trades infrequently. We can remove ==60 and run it on M5, but in this case it is guaranteed to fail.
And now, attached your code, began a new hour - in a log only a few errors, no position open...
2005.09.07 01:00:21 quark_test_expert: wrong delimiter for FileOpen as BIN function
2005.09.07 01:00:14 quark_test_expert: wrong delimiter for FileOpen as BIN function
2005.09.07 00:59:55 quark_test_expert: wrong delimiter for FileOpen as BIN function
2005.09.07 00:59:55 quark_test_expert: wrong delimiter for FileOpen as BIN function