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Hi all,
Can anyone advise how to save indicator data to a file.
Thanks in advance
Hi all,
Can anyone advise how to save indicator data to a file.
Thanks in advance
There and there (in the systems on the computer) from which I work - in one works pause in the other - not in the same client terminal.
I get out of this situation: decrease speed of the test in visualization mode to min, then press and hold F12 - like a test by steps (candlesticks)...
I need a normal pause in the strategy tester on the computer system I work from!
I don't know what computer system you have, but the pause in the tester is done easily, you only need to loop the Expert Advisor.
connect user32.dll and at the very beginning of start type in the following line :
Now, when you press the shifter button, your owls will hang until you release them, and the tester will pause accordingly.
You can make it work via a static flag:
Now when you press control the exp will slow down, and when you press alt it will start again
And don't forget to attach the import at the beginning
Is there any tick emulation software that can be used to write and edit EAs on weekends? You can't do it without ticks, can you?
No, the tester is the last thing on earth, all sorts of errors appear in it because the quotes are slipping for a few months at a time.
No, the tester is the last thing on earth, all sorts of errors appear in it because the quotes are slipping for a few months at a time.
Upload your own quotes to it.
I can't sleep until I find out, but that's what interests me most right now.
The documentation for one of the functions (guess which one) says
SELECT_BY_POS - the index parameter passes the index number of the position in the list
So, are the positions in the list numbered starting from 0 or 1?
I can't sleep until I find out, but that's what interests me most right now.
The documentation for one of the functions (guess which one) says
SELECT_BY_POS - the index parameter passes the index number of the position in the list
So, are the positions in the list numbered starting from 0 or 1?
From scratch