Any questions from newcomers on MQL4 and MQL5, help and discussion on algorithms and codes - page 941
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Igor, why don't you take a break from philosophical problems and see my #9377 and see if you can give me some advice.
Unfortunately, I don't write for MQL5, I only use ready-made examples and write them for myself, so I won't be able to help you.
Try to post it in the MQL5 branch, maybe the moderator can help you there.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/6343/page1112
Thank you, we will be looking for it.
If you have MQL4, I can advise to use the library for transferring to MQL5. I do it that way, it is convenient and not time-consuming,
I periodically read examples of the MT5 order system, it seems to me everything is not convenient, that's why I'm not in such a hurry to get acquainted with the MT5 order system
replaced for you, here is the code without the macro substitution
I don't know why you spend so much time working with multidimensional arrays if you can't understand C++ / MQL syntax and basics, you have arrays defined with one dimension and you are trying to use them with another dimension, I could be wrong of course, but this trick should not work even in Python, imho
So I can do it myself, I need it to work in a macro and specifically via transfer.
How does this case work?
How does this case work?
Exactly as it is written.
There is a problem:
occurs when trying to assign a buffer value via:
with both i , and StartDrawing equal to zero... Tried without formulas:
Still writes an error... What could be the reason?
There is a problem:
occurs when trying to assign a buffer value via:
with both i , and StartDrawing equal to zero... Tried without formulas:
Still writes an error... What could be the reason?
Is HighBuffer[] not zero in size?