Of course I understand. Except that I've never seen the presence of an order analysed in this way before:
usually just without ==true... I liked that point. Although, it is interesting, I have not seen this method in other EAs. I understand the logic, but still.
Try and experiment with different variants, it will be easier to understand everything! Good luck!
Of course I understand. Except that I've never seen the presence of an order analysed in this way before:
usually just without ==true... I liked that point. Although, it is interesting, I have not seen this method in other EAs. I understand the logic, but still.
One and the same action in the code may be written in different ways and all will be executed correctly. The difference can be seen either in the simplicity of writing the code or its speed, or both of them together and you can say that the code was written by a pro.
Of course I understand. Except that I've never seen the presence of an order analysed in this way before:
usually just without ==true... I liked that point. Although, it is interesting, I have not seen this method in other EAs. I understand the logic, but still.
Try and experiment with different variants, it will be easier to understand everything! Good luck!
Of course I understand. Except that I've never seen the presence of an order analysed in this way before:
usually just without ==true... I liked that point. Although, it is interesting, I have not seen this method in other EAs. I understand the logic, but still.
Can you tell me the function to stop an EA? The search did not give anything clear :(((
No problem:
and you can also use the "Advisors" button in the terminal to disable an EA.
Hello
Could you please tell me
When I go through the OrderSelect function, the orders are sorted by the order number, not by ticket
What parameter are these orders sorted by?
I noticed that they are sorted by opening time of the order, i.e. the last order is the latest in terms of opening time, either market or pending
is it always like this in this function or is it different?
i.e. is it always possible to get a ticket of the last opened/placed order in this way ?
}
Slippage = 5 points
Error 129 )) ..... where the hell is it ? what's wrong ?
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Slippage = 5 points
Error 129 )) ..... where the hell is it ? what's wrong ?
Try it like this:
if(Cmd == 0) PR =Ask; else PR =Bid;
I think this will help.
Here's the script:
There's a gimmick like this:
The question arises, what does this even mean?
Is it just a set of characters or does it make sense?
Hello
Could you please tell me
When I go through the OrderSelect function, the orders are sorted by the order number, not by ticket
What parameter are these orders sorted by?
I noticed that they are sorted by opening time of the order, i.e. the last order is the latest in terms of opening time, either market or pending
is it always like this in this function or is it different?
i.e. is it always possible to get a ticket of the last opened/placed order in this way ?