Explain please, ok I have removed the object, then only one arrow is drawn and all, then the error, the object is already created, but then how to be, the object that can be created only once? I thought it would be easier to create an arrow, but what about this? Can I give you an example? In the tutorial, it turns out that all examples move arrows....
AlexeyVik: Attach the time to the object name. Maybe SignalTime will work
Ahhhh, I get it, the name is the same, so if you remove the deletion - the object is already created by name, no new ones are created, ok I'll try to attach the time.
Pokrov: Explain please, ok I have removed the object, then only one arrow is drawn and all, further error, the object is already created, but then how to be, the object that can be created only once? I thought it would be easier to create an arrow, but what about this? Can I give you an example? In the tutorial, all examples move arrows....
Stop moving and drawing new ones.
Attach the time to the object name. Maybe SignalTime will work
Attach the time to the object name. Maybe SignalTime will work.
Explain please, ok I have removed the object, then only one arrow is drawn and all, further error, the object is already created, but then how to be, the object that can be created only once? I thought it would be easier to create an arrow, but what about this? Can I give you an example? In the tutorial, all examples move arrows....
To avoid an error, check if(ObjectFind(name) >= 0)
Replace OrderLots() with the size of the lot to close.
The last part I can't close. With the lot, it's fine, matches the volume of the balance. What's the problem?
Where the mistake is, I don't know.
Op.