Compile in the cloud protector via CMD?

[João Vitor]

I am creating indicators that I have to make available for each architecture. I was compiling each project individually, and the indicator contains 4 other indicators through the resouces, so every time I edit or release new updates and work hours to change in the 4 types of architecture, what I thought of doing was to automate this by creating a script via Windows Powershell, but I ran into a problem.

In this help topic: https://www.metatrader5.com/en/metaeditor/help/beginning/integration_ide

It is reported that you can put command lines for it to create logs or just check the syntax. I wanted to know if there is a way to make it compile the indicators with the MQL5 cloud protection. If not, do you have any ideas of what I can do so I don't have to do what I mentioned earlier?

[Michael Charles Schefe]

João Vitor:

I am creating indicators that I have to make available for each architecture. I was compiling each project individually, and the indicator contains 4 other indicators through the resouces, so every time I edit or release new updates and work hours to change in the 4 types of architecture, what I thought of doing was to automate this by creating a script via Windows Powershell, but I ran into a problem.

In this help topic: https://www.metatrader5.com/en/metaeditor/help/beginning/integration_ide

It is reported that you can put command lines for it to create logs or just check the syntax. I wanted to know if there is a way to make it compile the indicators with the MQL5 cloud protection. If not, do you have any ideas of what I can do so I don't have to do what I mentioned earlier?

sounds more like a question you should be asking of the support desk.

[Fernando Carreiro]

João Vitor: Compile in the cloud protector via CMD?

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How to verify "MQL5 Cloud Protection"?

Fernando Carreiro, 2023.05.07 02:13

As far as I know, the "Cloud Protection" is not available from the command line.