TheXpert: Do it, it's a problem. Even better, a timeout can be set and the EA will not stop.
You can always come up with something. A simple beep instead of calling OrderSend() would be better. What amazes me is that the developers took the path of least resistance and instead of modifying and improving the manual confirmation function, they simply removed it.
tara: It doesn't get any better than that. I'm sorry.
Why? Not much coding, quite usable. Aren't you tired of making perfect solutions, bashing your forehead through walls to save money on a mouse click or a keystroke?
Not a dll, but when you call OrderSend(), it's not the position that opens, but the order window.
Nightmare!
Do it, it's a problem. Even better, a timeout can be set and the EA will not stop.
You can always come up with something. A simple beep instead of calling OrderSend() would be better. What amazes me is that the developers took the path of least resistance and instead of modifying and improving the manual confirmation function, they simply removed it.
Don't put your nose on the ceiling or you'll be covered.
The optimum would be...
It was a joke.
So I was joking too.
It doesn't get any better than that. I'm sorry.
Why? Not much coding, quite usable. Aren't you tired of making perfect solutions, bashing your forehead through walls to save money on a mouse click or a keystroke?
Vadim! Is it interestingfor you to waste your time on such a level of argumentation ("you are a fool yourself")?
No one doubts that Vadim is a smart head, I mean something else.
If the algorithm works, it works, it works, full stop.
If it doesn't, you can make miscarriages or shapeshifters, but the end will be the same.
I won't go far
here's a concrete example.
There are only three procedures. 200 lines of code.