Pass a two-dimensional array from MQL4 to dll - page 4 1234567 New comment TheXpert 2013.04.15 19:56 #31 Zhunko: Andrei, well, why didn't you show what a super-programmer you are? I'm not a super programmer. And I don't need to scratch my ego. Vadim Zhunko 2013.04.15 20:00 #32 TheXpert: I'm not a super programmer. And I don't need to scratch my ego. Doubtful assertion. Then why did you get involved? You don't have your own solution, you're just giving me someone else's bullshit without understanding... Why? Dmitry Fedoseev 2013.04.15 20:35 #33 Zhunko: ...Once again, I'm not a programmer. I'm better than that.... Don't get your nose on the ceiling, or you'll be covered. Алексей Тарабанов 2013.04.15 20:41 #34 4 pages of homogeneous data in N*M elements into C(!).Maybe we should go for a beer? Dmitry Fedoseev 2013.04.15 20:41 #35 tara: 4 pages of homogeneous data in N*M elements into C(!).Maybe we should go for a beer? No, it's too light a drink to solve such a problem. Dmitry Fedoseev 2013.04.15 21:02 #36 Anyone awake? Is there a manual confirmation in MT5? TheXpert 2013.04.15 21:16 #37 Calling functions from the dll? I don't think so. Алексей Тарабанов 2013.04.15 21:18 #38 MT4 and C have it. Log all this nonsense and pause afterwards. Dmitry Fedoseev 2013.04.15 21:19 #39 TheXpert: Calling functions from a dll? I don't think so. Not dll, but when you call OrderSend(), it's not the position that opens, but the order window. Алексей Тарабанов 2013.04.15 21:19 #40 I must have misunderstood :( 1234567 New comment
Andrei, well, why didn't you show what a super-programmer you are?
I'm not a super programmer. And I don't need to scratch my ego.
...
Once again, I'm not a programmer. I'm better than that.
...
4 pages of homogeneous data in N*M elements into C(!).
Maybe we should go for a beer?
4 pages of homogeneous data in N*M elements into C(!).
Maybe we should go for a beer?
No, it's too light a drink to solve such a problem.
Calling functions from a dll? I don't think so.
Not dll, but when you call OrderSend(), it's not the position that opens, but the order window.