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Artyom Trishkin #:
I'd like to attach an example...)

No problem.

  uint indent=5, header_width = 0;
  string header = "Margin level:";
  uint w=(header_width==0 ? header.Length()+1 : header_width);
  string format="%*s%-*s%-.2f %%";
//--- Write the value with digits equal to 2 and specify that the property is displayed as a percentage
  PrintFormat(format,indent,"",w,header,AccountInfoDouble(ACCOUNT_MARGIN_LEVEL));

// result
// Margin level: 1763.55 %

And you can even do it like this

  string format="%*s%-*s%-."+(string)2+"f %%";
 
Alexey Viktorov #:

No problem.

And you can even do this

Thank you.

 
Artyom Trishkin #:

Thank you

the amount of information is enormous for text output,

be prepared for a lot of usage issues.

Try as I might, I still don't understand how printformat works.

 
lynxntech #:

the amount of information is huge for text output,

be prepared for a lot of questions in use

no matter how hard I tried, I never understood how printformat works.

There won't be as many as you think. There are a lot of people like Fedoseyev

 
Alexey Viktorov #:

There won't be as many as you think. There are plenty of Fedoseyevs out there


That's exactly what I said here, you'd have to be a big fool to cover that much volume for just personal information.

Once again, I blame MQ for just using it to no avail.

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I know it comes from C++.

What's that got to do with commerce? To add shit like that.

 
lynxntech #:

That's exactly what I'm saying here, you'd have to be a big fool to cover that much for just personal information.

Once again, I blame MQ for just using it poorly.

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I know it comes from C++.

What does that have to do with commerce? To add shit like that.

It matters for convenient structured output of information.

If you don't need it, just pile the information in a big heap and then spend hours sorting it out.

And someone is comfortable to see everything neatly "laid out on the shelves".

And someone needs to have a "rubber" chart. What does it have to do with trading?

In general, it's a dispute between pointy-headed and blunt-headed people.

 
Artyom Trishkin #:

This is relevant for convenient structured output of information.

If you don't need it, just pile the information into a big pile and spend hours sorting it out.

And it is convenient for someone to see everything neatly "laid out on a shelf".

And someone needs to have a "rubber" chart. What does it have to do with trading?

In general, it's a dispute between pointy-headed and blunt-headed people.

Artem, what you can do is good.

when you go to Help, and instead of 20 pages of useful information, there are 50

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