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what do i do now ??? i have a channel-based strategy - is there an alternative replacement ?
For selling, you can embed with#resource
the ability to add different timeframes to ONE sheet (in different windows but on one sheet)
Please advise where to go and where to dig?) is it possible through mql or WInApi?
maybe there are examples of the article i could not find(
please help me to fix this! it gives error 'Void' - declaration without type 36 4 and where to rearrange or write return?
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Void OnTick()
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void is written with a small lowercase instead of uppercase. Look, it's a different colour. Put cursor on this word and press F1 - it often helps.
So many error messages appear after fixing it... I fixed the error messages, but check the logic yourself
void is written with a small lower case, not a large uppercase. See if it's a different colour. Put cursor on this word and press F1 - it often helps.
After fixing it so many error messages appear... Fixed the error messages, but check the logic yourself
Thank you very much kind man!
The int variable contains exactly the number of seconds since 1970, while the datetime variable contains the date.
If you need a certain bar in the history, then it does not matter how you specify it - by date or by number of seconds, in any case, the variable will indicate the time of opening this particular bar, regardless of the arrival of new ticks and opening of new bars.
I found out only now that the stat function is recalculated if the indicator is called from another indicator, when both of them are on the chart. That is, once it is calculated for itself and the second time for the indicator that calls it. What is it?
The following is shown in the picture. The comment at the top is the buffer value in the main indicator in which the calculation takes place, and the print (below) is the same buffer, but only called in another indicator and outputted in the print. The difference is significant, BUT WHY!!!!!
the first file is the main one, the second one calls the buffer from the first one....
The difference is significant, but WHY!!!!!