Which code replicates the double-click over the Y axis in fix-scale mode? - page 2

[Ryan L Johnson]

Ryan L Johnson #:
I have noticed in the past that ChartRedraw() seemed to "inadvertently" snap the chart to the height of visible bars when called.

Update... This ☝ is no longer happening in current MT5 Builds. At least, not without fixed values enabled.

[Luu Tuan Trung]

Too many people find it inconvenient to work with charts because of this issue.

https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/15785

[Ryan L Johnson]

Luu Tuan Trung #:

Too many people find it inconvenient to work with charts because of this issue.

https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/15785

That's right because there is a manual workaround:

1. Disable Chart auto scroll.
2. Scroll the vertical price scale (y-axis) down until bars are basically a flat horizontal line.
3. Enable Scale fix.
4. Scroll the y-axis back up to your desired height.

Then you can fully drag the chart.

[Ryan L Johnson]

And oh yeah... Save it as a chart template periodically if you can't be bothered to repeat all of the steps all of the time.

[Luu Tuan Trung]

Ryan L Johnson #:

That's right because there is a manual workaround:

1. Disable Chart auto scroll.
2. Scroll the vertical price scale (y-axis) down until bars are basically a flat horizontal line.
3. Enable Scale fix.
4. Scroll the y-axis back up to your desired height.

Then you can fully drag the chart.

change timeframe MT5 auto reset

[Ryan L Johnson]

Luu Tuan Trung #:
change timeframe MT5 auto reset

That's actually the feature that Martin Bittencourt is trying to programmatically replicate.

Changing an indicator input paramter also does the same thing.🤔