Discussion of article "Developing a trading Expert Advisor from scratch (Part 16): Accessing data on the web (II)"
Very good article.
It opens up possibilities for exchanging information on markets not fully covered by MT5, such as cryptos.
Or even data from financial indicators, which can influence decision-making in strategies.
Guilherme Mendonca financial indicators, which can influence decision-making in strategies.
And that's not all... in the next article coming out next week, things get a lot more personal .... 😁👍
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New article Developing a trading Expert Advisor from scratch (Part 16): Accessing data on the web (II) has been published:
Knowing how to input data from the Web into an Expert Advisor is not so obvious. It is not so easy to do without understanding all the possibilities offered by MetaTrader 5.
To understand this, watch the following video, paying attention to every detail.
Everything works great. It was expected, since this kind of solution is widely used in programming when developing a client-server program, where we do not want one to block the other. In other words, we use a channel to communicate between processes. Often, when they are in the same environment, the channel will be created using memory — an isolated area is specifically allocated for this, which is however shared and visible to both client and server. The server adds data there, and the client visits the same area to grab the existing data. So, one does not depend on the other, while they both are connected.
Author: Daniel Jose