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It now has (if I'm not mistaken) ODBC export - that's very good.
It's written here that
ODBC is an old and slow technology. You have to create a data source, manually assign fields to quick tables and ODBC tables. Suppose you have successfully done this. Now the quickie will write data to the ODBC table. But if you want to use an index (e.g. to speed up data fetching or to add calculated data on the fly). Quick won't be able to cope with this. It will report an error and stop output. The only thing you have at your disposal is an add trigger. At first glance, it seems to be what you need. But here's the unpleasant detail. Your trigger will run for some time, during this time Quick already has time to form the new data (the market is not waiting for our trigger), therefore, after our trigger works off and a new addition will start, this will be the delayed data.
>> it says here.
here _http://www.luxidsoft.okis.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7 read it, people say DDE is the only optionAgreed. That's what I was suggesting DDE.
using data from QuickBooks, you can build charts in mt4 (which are opened offline)
and on these charts it is possible to launch indicators and advisors (which will send orders to the quickwik)
everything will work as online in real time
I did the same with currenex
using data from Quicksilver, you can build charts in mt4 (which are opened offline)
and on these charts it is possible to launch indicators and advisors (which will send orders to the quickwik)
everything will work as online in real time
I did similar with currenex
Are you a real Indian, do you know how to scalp?
{...} There is. Not the greatest solution, but possible. :) We need to write a DLL. It is necessary to force ticking of MTs. It is possible to draw third-party quotes in the form of an indicator, for example. {...}
We need the simplest in implementation recording to history file as the period_converter script does + ticking metatrader externally. I don't know how you can ignore the simplest solution given by the metaquotes themselves. I have shown that you can get the name and handle of the window with the active tool from the metatrader. Further, the ticking of the window is two commands. And quotes can be pulled out from anywhere - both from Windows windows and C# windows. Haven't looked at java yet. If there are DDE/other ways, you can use them too.
What is needed is the easiest to implement recording to the history file as the period_converter script does + externally ticking the metatrader. I don't know how you can ignore the simplest solution given by the metaquotes themselves. I have shown that you can get the name and handle of the window with the active tool from the metatrader. Further, the ticking of the window is two commands. And quotes can be taken from anywhere - both from Windows windows and C# windows. Haven't looked at java yet. If there are DDE/other ways, you can use them too.
Well, that's what I wrote about. There is a DDE - the most logical way would be to modify the history and generate a tick just by the arrival of a quotation in QUIK - i.e. by DDE.
What is needed is the easiest to implement recording to history file as the period_converter script does + externally ticking metatrader. I don't know how you can ignore the simplest solution given by the metaquotes themselves. I have shown that you can get the name and handle of the window with the active tool from the metatrader. Further, the ticking of the window is two commands. And quotes can be taken from anywhere - both from Windows windows and C# windows. Haven't looked at java yet. If there are DDE/other ways, you can use them too.
What are you trying to talk about anyway?
What are you trying to talk about anyway?
About the fact that it's actually very simple.
About how simple it really is.
Why are you telling me this? Where did I say otherwise? What is your problem with comprehension, another insurmountable problem?