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Check out the new article: Creating an MQL5-Telegram Integrated Expert Advisor (Part 4): Modularizing Code Functions for Enhanced Reusability.
In this article, we refactor the existing code used for sending messages and screenshots from MQL5 to Telegram by organizing it into reusable, modular functions. This will streamline the process, allowing for more efficient execution and easier code management across multiple instances.
In this fourth part of our series, we will focus on enhancing the reusability of our program through code modularization. We will undertake a detailed discussion on the principles of code modularization and, more specifically, how these principles apply to our project. Following that, we will present step-by-step instructions for reorganizing our existing mql5 script into separate, well-defined functions. In the end, you will have the choice of using the old, monolithic program or a new, modular Expert Advisor (EA) with the same output.
Following this, we will methodically change our current code so that it will occupy a new space in the embodiment of our program. We will break the code into discrete functions, each of which will carry out a single task: sending messages, taking screenshots, and encoding data into the necessary form for transmission. We will demonstrate the way each piece fits together in the new structure and, more importantly, how each function carries out its task without unnecessary repetition and in a way that will allow us to update and expand the program easily.
Author: Allan Munene Mutiiria