I was looking at the Support Vector Machine Indicator - which looked mildly interesting, but it uses a proprietary SVM paid for library. It occurred to me I might be able to wrap up libSVM to give a similar interface to MQL5 as the proprietary
I might want to calculate the value of all closed positions within a given period. /* * Pick up profit so far today for all deals that have completed, for all EA's * for a specific magic # & symbol. * * Parameters: None * * Returns: profit as a
Hello All, I am working with a friend on an EA; I design & write the code (what could go wrong? 😂) and he investigates trading scenarios. Our two minds are very different and up to a point it works. However we have recently encountered a problem
Hello All, I am still struggling to port what I perceive as useful mq4 indicators to mq5. I had help on my last attempt but chose quite a complicated indicator and 'am saving it for later'. This indicator is far simpler and I can tell from the debug
Hello All, Whilst browsing for a useful indicator with sorce, I came across the RSISignal - indicator for MetaTrader 4 . As I have my own wrapper for adding logic, I thought I'd port this combined indicator to MQL5. I have been making use of the
Hello All, I have just received version 5 build 5260. I have for the past three years and continue to generate my EA magic numbers auto magically with the following code: /* make_long_random() * * Make a big 64 bit random number * Typical uses
Hello All, With the latest MT5 update, I am hitting something I don't understand; a little script to illustrate the compiler warning am hitting: #include <Internal\TimeSpan\TimeSpan.mqh> /* Note: from <Internal\TimeSpanTimeSpan.mqh>
Hello All, As an example, I'd like to display an indicator created by an EA on the parent chart. I can do this using the below code, I worked this out with a little help from Google and on line help, so you'll probably recognise the code (ish). Here
Hello All, I want to make a straightforward change to the example shipped MACD to expose the Fast & slow EMA's as lines in the same window as the histogram & signal. The standard shipped example MACD (attached) exposes the histogram &