Vitaly, write me in your personal message what was the reason for the fact that the optimization was not going beyond some MA parameters - Vinin suggested the solution - there was something about the number of bars on the history, some kind of additional testing ... It doesn't take much in a nutshell ... I understand, I haven't encountered it myself, but I don't know...
Good day! Can someone advise how to make an EA indicate (write) on the terminal screen which set of input parameters is currently loaded. (for example - proba.set )
WHO KNOWS?
how do I programmatically refer to the Bollinger that says apply to "Previous Indicator's Data" ? what should I put in the applied_price field?thanks
If you want an array to be filled in the function, pass in a reference
if you just want the first element to be returned
then
Cool))
Thanks for the answer!
If I pass by reference, then there's nothing to return, the array will already be changed, right?))
Is there any way to return a pointer to the array?
Thanks for the reply!
Then it misses some stops, orders and profits, doesn't it?
If I pass by reference, there's nothing to return, the array will already be changed, right?))
yes.
Is it possible to return a pointer to an array?
no
Vitaly, write me in your personal message what was the reason for the fact that the optimization was not going beyond some MA parameters - Vinin suggested the solution - there was something about the number of bars on the history, some kind of additional testing ... It doesn't take much in a nutshell ... I understand, I haven't encountered it myself, but I don't know...
If the average loss per trade is more than 2 spreads, it works on any EA. PAUKAS suggested this.
I have applied this tip to this case:
And this is what I got ...
Doesn't the advice.... work? It still ends up being a loss, after all.
Can someone advise how to make an EA indicate (write) on the terminal screen
which set of input parameters is currently loaded. (for example - proba.set )