Forester #: Thank you. I decided to send unnecessary deals to the virtual tester and necessary ones to the real one. I think this is the optimal option.
I see the value of importing tst-file only in convenient visualisation of statistics and transfer of trading history (any history can be transferred to another). In Virtual part of TesterStatistics is available at any moment, so without additional calculations you can make a converter Virtual->tst. I myself optimise everything only in Virtual, and do single trades without Virtual. This way I can achieve the highest optimisation speed and convenience of single passes(TesterDashboard, etc.).
Идея не нова, вопрос был только в реализации. Платформа MetaTrader 5 обладает возможностями автоматизации Тестера. Расчет огромного количества данных на истории реальных тиков - обыденность . Проверка
The translation is wrong. I just looked at the source code and found that there are already many extended fields (ExpTradeSummaryExt). They can be directly used in maths calculations.
fxsaber #: I don't see the connection between tst and Math Calc mode.
When using Math Calc virtual trading environment, no tst files are generated. But with your library I can manually generate such a file after the trade is completed, right? and then visualise the trade results
Thank you. I decided to send unnecessary deals to the virtual tester and necessary ones to the real one. I think this is the optimal option.
I see the value of importing tst-file only in convenient visualisation of statistics and transfer of trading history (any history can be transferred to another). In Virtual part of TesterStatistics is available at any moment, so without additional calculations you can make a converter Virtual->tst. I myself optimise everything only in Virtual, and do single trades without Virtual. This way I can achieve the highest optimisation speed and convenience of single passes(TesterDashboard, etc.).
Anything updated?
Two files at the bottom.
Is it possible to extend this format yourself by adding these fields and use them in maths calculations?
Is it possible to extend this format yourself by adding these fields and use them in maths calculations?
I don't understand the question.
They can be used directly in maths calculations.
I don't see the connection between tst and Math Calc mode.