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Since no one answered right away, I'll repeat...
is it possible to get information on the maximum total number of open and pending orders allowed by a broker?
I searched in MarketInfo, but there is nothing similar...
this information will be shown through the terminal?
I don't know, you don't know, but the search knows everything (or almost everything). The search string is 'maximum number of orders'. The second link has what you need.
Isn't it simple?
Hello!
I have a Fisher_m11, how do I make it linear?
I don't know, you don't know, but the search knows everything (or almost everything). The search string is 'maximum number of orders'. The second link has what you need.
Isn't it simple?
+5...
I was looking, I must have missed it... Thanks a lot...
One thing I've learnt: you can't get this information out of the code... :((
..one thing I've learned is that there's no way to get this information out of the code... :((
It's not so gloomy up close... The data is not operational, the link describes how to get it manually once, then you can create a constant and refer to it. And in general, this information is of purely theoretical interest. I can hardly imagine a deposit which is needed to work with the maximum number of orders even with the minimum lot.
I want to set an external variable colour,
which is set by MT itself as a combination of "255,228,213": i.e.
.
extern color BordersColor = "255,228,213";
.
But it doesn't work that way. It doesn't work without the quotes either.
- How is this done?
I want to set an external variable colour,
which is set by MT itself as a combination of "255,228,213": i.e.
.
extern color BordersColor = "255,228,213";
.
But it doesn't work that way. It doesn't work without the quotes either.
- How do you do it?
Take a look at this script.
I want to set an external variable colour,
which is set by MT itself as a combination of "255,228,213": i.e.
.
extern color BordersColor = "255,228,213";
.
But it doesn't work that way. It doesn't work without the quotes either.
- How is this done?
colour c = C'128,128,128';
Check out this script here.
WHOO-HOO! What a beauty!
>> thank you.
color c = C'128,128,128';
>> Thank you!