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It's worth it to write yourself a framework once, and then build whatever you need from it, adding new algorithms without major rework.
Well, that's the height of skill))))
Yes. explained, I really don't understand why I need to "go through" all the bars?
I have a bar expressed in terms of opening and closing price. It gives a signal to open an order on the next bar.
I assumed that if I expressed the "signal bar" through time instead of price, I could simply add the required amount of time to it and "shift" the position opening time.
How do you formulate your question?
so look for the bar where the last signal was - to set a strict check for the signal on bar #5 - is not the best option, imho - look for it in the loop, if you want, do the loop not for all bars, but for example from 1 to N
By the way: bar, by the way, is a universal solution - now you want on one TF to open an order in 15 minutes, then decide that it is needed on a higher TF in 2 hours - knowing the number of bar where the last signal was, you can immediately get and the time of this bar
what is it
INT_MAX?
what is it
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INT_MAX
Maximum value that can be represented by int type
INT_MAX
Maximum value that can be represented by int type
thanks
So this is the height of skill))))
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I'm a proponent of advisors who are as simple as AK-47s.
That's right. There is no need to complicate things where there is no particular need to do so.
Yes
and where to download? There is a default installation depending on the OS.
So MT4 x64 doesn't exist at all... Any x32 application can be installed on x64 OS
The 32 bit library kicks out when connected to the EA, so either it exists or you need to select the right setting in the compiler.
And any x32 application can be installed on x64
The 64-bit application is a 32-bit shared application, the only difference being that it uses two 32-bit pointers to give 64 bits. Amdahl's law and Moore's law states that processors will keep doubling, but there will be an end to this as well.