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[Dimka-novitsek]

Now, I think I've got something... Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dimka-novitsek]

It's drawing!!! Yay!!! Thank you!!! I had somehow completely forgotten many of the details of constructing the indicator. Without your help I would have spent another week looking for errors in the calculations themselves!

[Aliaksandr Yemialyanau]

How do I write the file to the \tester\files directory ?

If so:

handle=FileOpen("PM4.dat",FILE_BIN|FILE_WRITE);

the file is written to the \experts\files.

How do you write the file to the \tester/ files ?

[Artyom Trishkin]

fmillion:

Good morning dear friends. I used to program in C++ (institute about 10 years ago).

I need help with this question:

Algorithm opens 2 pending orders by condition. A BUYSTOP always opens first, a SELLSTOP after it.

This is a new TIC:

How to track if there are already working orders (BUY ? SELL ? BUYSTOP? SELLSTOP? ) ?

How do I know with a new tick if a triggered TakeProfit order is closed + in this case close the opposite order (if there is still one)?

If you have experience, look here and figure it out. You'll find a lot for yourself, and then you can optimise it for your own needs.

[Yury Reshetov]

nasdaq:

How do I write the file to the \tester\files directory ?

If so:

the file is written to the \experts\files.

How do you write the file to the \tester/ files ?

Run the EA in the tester, it will write to the \tester\files

[Aliaksandr Yemialyanau]

Reshetov:
Run the EA in the tester, it will write to the \tester\files

The file is written by the script and the EA then reads it.

[Рустам]

Meaning unidentified (empty posts). Don't click often, let your reply stick. clean up after yourself.

[Рустам]

https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/131853 go here, check it out.

[LX-7]

Who can help? Write to [e-mail] I am from Krasnoyarsk region.

[Владимир Тезис]

I wonder, is there any way to run the terminal in a hidden process? I mean that it should be in RAM and work as it should, but it should not be visible anywhere in the taskbar - neither in the taskbar nor in the system tray.