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Good afternoon!
Please help with indicator MA=iMA(NULL,0,TrendPeriod,0,MODE_EMA,PRICE_CLOSE,0);
How can I give applied_price multiple values, and select the right one when needed?
Your question is not clear. Can you be more specific about what you want to achieve?
Is it possible to add 0.01 lot to the mt4 platform on the demo account?
My question is: can a variable have two values? If so, how do I choose the right one?
One variable cannot uniquely have 2 values. But your problem, I think, can be solved in some other way. Why not request the indicator value with the parameter you need now?
You seem to get my point. But how to write it? If you don't mind, show me an example :)
I think you know what I mean. But how to write it? If it's not too much trouble for you, show me an example :)
I understand that you want to use enumeration to optimize, for example, start 0 step 1 stop 5...?
In this case, the cards are at your fingertips.
Hit it this way - for example, here's a piece of code
Then you can opt in.I understand that you want to use the enumeration to optimise, e.g. start 0 step 1 stop 5...?
In this case, the cards are at your fingertips.
Hit it this way - for example, here is a code section
Then you can opt for it.My question is: Can a variable have two values? If so, how do I choose the right one?
It cannot have two values at once. As a result of optimisation - it can have the best one, appropriate to a given historical sample of instrument quotes, which you can use for further analysis of your cob trade. Have you figured it out now?
Thank you for shedding light on this issue.
You're welcome... :-)