Gallery of UIs written in MQL - page 4 1234567891011...82 New comment Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:25 #31 ... Probably one of the most beautiful panels I've ever done. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:31 #32 And this is a comparison of colour decomposition algorithms. On the left (your algorithm) is by Nikolay Semko, on the right (my algorithm) - by me. Whose algorithm worked better is for you to judge. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:33 #33 I can't remember what the panel was or why I did it. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:34 #34 ... Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:35 #35 There's a whole bunch of windows. The numbers in the windows are obviously made up. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:39 #36 Original... Beautiful. But I don't remember why I did it. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:41 #37 The last in this series. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:44 #38 At the stage of this window, I already had lists working well. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:47 #39 This is where I got serious about improving the tables. Реter Konow 2024.05.31 00:47 #40 ... 1234567891011...82 New comment
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Probably one of the most beautiful panels I've ever done.
And this is a comparison of colour decomposition algorithms. On the left (your algorithm) is by Nikolay Semko, on the right (my algorithm) - by me.
Whose algorithm worked better is for you to judge.
I can't remember what the panel was or why I did it.
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There's a whole bunch of windows. The numbers in the windows are obviously made up.
Original... Beautiful. But I don't remember why I did it.
The last in this series.
At the stage of this window, I already had lists working well.
This is where I got serious about improving the tables.
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