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It's a zoo anyway...
Not a count, but a prince.
In general, I didn't regret the 45 minutes of watching it - it was like being born again :)
Just for the sake of interest read the post above yours. There the same guru there by pips means something else. Mixing people up, horses... You'd better agree among yourselves first, and then demand to change the basic MQL values, which are not the slang of all gurus, but the exact documented notation.
For the sake of clarity: I'mnot replacing the basic MQL values, you're not reading carefully either. It's about what is, what is not, and what can be fixed.
Pips - there is. Do you need it in MT? No, because now it is a forex gimmick, and the kitchens allow you to trade also commodes and indices. You only need a pip and a tick.
Ticks as an addition may be displayed for instruments where the tick is not equal to a point. Although this is probably unnecessary.
It is just the pips which have crept into the English localization that can and should be fixed. Also it would be useful to fix the standard library, which takes 2\4 values for stops, tees, indents and trails, reducing them within itself to 3\5 characters. This library is now unusable for anything other than forex.
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The pips that have crept into the English localization can and should be corrected. Also, it would be useful to fix standard library, which takes 2\4 values for stops, take, indents and trails, reducing them to 3\5 inside itself. This library is now unusable for anything other than forex.
you are blatantly making this up -- there is no such thing in the standard library -- or provide a specific link to a library function.
there is an author in the codebase who publishes daily EAs with such conversion -- but this is nothing more than his private vision -- it is not a bug -- and it is not necessary to take it as an example.
you are blatantly making this up -- there is no such thing in the standard library -- or provide a specific link to a library function.
there is an author in the codebase who publishes daily EAs with this conversion -- but this is nothing more than his private vision -- it's not wrong -- and you don't have to take it as an example.
The best documentation for any library is its source code.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/322776/page122#comment_13391003
The best documentation for any library is its source code.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/322776/page122#comment_13391003
Your example has nothing to do with the standard library.
Do you understand what is related to a standard library?https://www.mql5.com/ru/docs/standardlibrary
What you're referring to is a code base of examples by various authors -- they have nothing to do with the standard library -- only the author is responsible for correctness, correctness and so on
your example has nothing to do with the standard library.
do you understand what is related to the standard library?https://www.mql5.com/ru/docs/standardlibrary
What you're referring to is a codebase publication of examples by various authors -- and those publications have nothing to do with the standard library -- moreover, only the author is responsible for correctness, correctness, etc.
Everyone has their own standards and their own libraries... ))))
and their classics...
"Sure Alexander the Great is a hero, but why break chairs?" [N.V.Gogol]
your example has nothing to do with the standard library.
do you understand what is related to the standard library?https://www.mql5.com/ru/docs/standardlibrary
what you are referring to is a codebase publication of examples by various authors -- and those publications have nothing to do with the standard library -- moreover, it is the author himself who is responsible for the accuracy, correctness and so on
You don't have to show your ignorance with such aplomb. It's about https://www.mql5.com/ru/docs/standardlibrary/expertclasses
Initialise the familiar multiplier in CExpert::Init. The rest is up to you.
"pip" -- an abbreviation for "percentage in point" -- is the word "point" confusing here? -- we're talking specifically about a currency point here (this one, shown in colour).
another one came out.
here we are talking about the basis point, which is always the same.