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TesterSettings.mqh in MultiTester also gives warnings.
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SingleTesterCash .mqh stopped compiling.
In TypeToBytes.mqh, replace {0} with {} everywhere.
Library has been updated for the 505 version of the tst format. Partially guessed the changes. Tested on b3802.
@fxsaber thanks for the update!
Is it possible to read tst file, delete deals with certain magis, then save back to the same file and see recalculated statistics without deleted deals in the tester?
Is it easier to do it via https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/18801?
Or is it better to run unnecessary for statistics trades through virtual tester https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/22577?
Is it possible to read tst file, delete deals with certain magiс, then save back to the same file and see recalculated statistics without deleted deals in the tester?
I may surprise you, but tst-file does not store magics (and milliseconds): orders, deals. The tst-file stores already calculated statistics. Therefore, any change of the trading history in the tst-file will not affect the statistics. Importing a tst-file into the Tester is only visualisation of the file contents, but not calculation.
Perhaps it is easier to do it via https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/18801?
Or is it better to run unnecessary transactions for statistics through the virtual tester https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/22577?
You can stuff tst into Virtual (either directly or via objects) and filter/feed it to the same Report or even to an already built CustomReport. You can feed Virtual to any third-party MQL4 code(example).
I may surprise you, but tst-file does not store majics (and milliseconds): orders, deals. The tst-file stores already calculated statistics. Therefore, any change of the trading history in the tst-file will not affect the statistics. Importing a tst-file into the Tester is only visualisation of the file contents, but not calculation.
You can stuff tst into Virtual (either directly or via objects) and filter/feed it to the same Report or even to an already built CustomReport. You can feed Virtual to any third-party MQL4 code(example).