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Can anybody advise how to open MT4 (from one demo account, on one computer) several times at once, so that one can test the Expert Advisor on several pairs simultaneously. So as not to wait until one pair finishes and then manually set the test on the other one?
Can anybody advise how to open MT4 (from one demo account, on one computer) several times at the same time, so that one can test the Expert Advisor on several pairs simultaneously. So as not to wait until one pair finishes and then manually set the test on the other one?
Can the cantuper withstand this kind of cruelty? Two testers are loading the CPU 100% in parallel, the computer is not of the "Internet and typewriter" category at all.
Good afternoon!
Why don't the iTime time and the tester time (in the picture) match?
Here is a crude sketch of the code:
Good afternoon.
Can you tell me why this code is not trading?
And the alert doesn't work.
The log is completely silent...
In the screenshot you can see that the conditions match.
Good afternoon.
Can you tell me why this code is not trading?
And the alert doesn't work.
The log is completely silent...
In the screenshot you can see that the conditions match.
There is a file in the "experts" folder that needs to be copied each time the Custom Indicator is started.
- Is it possible to copy files from the code and if so, how?
Thank you!
Good afternoon!
Why don't the iTime time and the tester time (in the picture) match?
Here is a crude sketch of the code:
Check what the pip is equal to. The second parameter in the NormalizeDouble function must be equal to the number of digits after the decimal point (which is an integer). Usually we just write Digits if we are comparing prices.
if (Digits == 3||Digits==5) pip=10; else pip=1;
this is to normalize to 4 or 2 digits. (if the quotes are 5 digits)
The normalized values are displayed in comment and in the screenshot we can see that they are equal. So, the condition has been met but the order still won't open...
Oh! An alert appeared in the log but the order did not open.
if (Digits == 3||Digits==5) pip=10; else pip=1;
this is to normalize to 4 or 2 digits. (if the quotes are 5 digits)
The normalized values are displayed in comment and in the screenshot we can see that they are equal. So, the condition has been met but the order still won't open...
Oh! The alert appeared in the log but the order did not open.
Can I ask why "normalise to 4 or 2 digits. (if the quotes are 5 digits)"? 5 and 3 digits should also work, as it were...