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The code is absolutely unreadable... I have to say that it works and executes orders quite fast and well, so in any case, thanks to the author for the work done ... I'm interested in opening a position at any distance from an open position ...
Mainly interested in opening a position at any distance from an open position... I was asked about it before, whether it has been implemented or not is unclear... there are no copying machines online ...
i understand the only problem is to specify the necessary offset in pips when the Expert Advisor enters data into a field and i don't even need to modify it to pending orders, but it's confusing))) maybe someone has changed the settings or just can tell me where to set the offset?
The EA code is absolutely unreadable... I have to say that it works and executes orders quite fast and well, so in any case, thanks to the author for the work done ... I am mainly interested in opening a position at some distance from an open trade ...
Mainly interested in opening a position at any distance from an open position... I was asked about it before, whether it has been implemented or not is unclear... there are no copying machines online ...
When I see it, the problem is to specify the necessary offset in pips when "Expert Advisor Trader" writes inforr mation into field and I don't even need to modify it into pending orders, but it's confusing))) Maybe someone has changed the code or just can tell me how to set the offset?
You just don't do things like that for yourself. Or rather, they do, but not like that.
In fact, everything is simple, beautiful and one might even say artistic.
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/127032
Will the author still get in touch ?
No! Why? He was killed for stealing....
The question is primarily for those who have implemented copiers.
Using an example (to make it easier to understand, I used different colours):
There are two open positions in the source account:
The current price at EURUSD CurrPrice = 1.3100. At this point, the signal-copier is activated. How should it act further?
There are several options here:
Which options seem right and why?
Rule 1 - do not turn off the copier.
Rule 2 - if the copier is on, but cannot open sensibly on existing orders - then do not open at all, and wait for all orders to close. Then read rule 1.
Rule 3. It is the user, not the developer, who has to follow the rules. His or her depot, let them think before they create any problems for themselves.
The moral - you will not think through all of the options. The best is an enemy of the good.
The more rules you invent for opening orders - the more questions users will have. And the snowball of new improvements will follow as a consequence. (no certainty that the price will return, no certainty that all the limits will work, etc., and if the user knocks out the copier again at the stage of placing the limits, what if, what if...? forget it, make an exact copy of what you have and the rest is up to the user)
The problem raised is not just about the transaction copier. It is just an example that best illustrates the problem.
The third option with BuyLimit orders seems the most preferable to me. And the orders should be placed between each other (and their volume) based on the distribution of price BP.