Discussion of article "Multiple indicators on one chart (Part 02): First experiments" - page 2
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You are messing things up. You placed the "C_TemplateChart.mqh" under the "Include" folder, when the #include is for "Include\Trade\C_TemplateChart.mqh" folder.
Do you know how to code or least have the minimum knowledge about how to compile a multi-file project?
You are messing things up. You placed the "C_TemplateChart.mqh" under the "Include" folder, when the #include is for "Include\Trade\C_TemplateChart.mqh" folder.
Do you know how to code or least have the minimum knowledge about how to compile a multi-file projec
i have minimum knowledge on how to do it . I changed the line but the problem persists
Then, if you don't know how to code or have some minimal knowledge about how to compile a multi-file project, then how do you expect to use this?
This article and its code is aimed at coders/developers who wish to use it as a basis for their own code developments. It is not a final product to be used by end users.
If you want to learn to code, then first start with the basics. Learn your ABC of MQL coding first, as well as read the documentation on MetaEditor. Don't try to "run" with multi-file projects when you still don't know how to take "baby-steps" or even know how to "crawl".
Then, if you don't know how to code or have some minimal knowledge about how to compile a multi-file project, then how do you expect to use this?
This article and its code is aimed at coders/developers who wish to use it as a basis for their own code developments. It is not a final product to be used by end users.
If you want to learn to code, then first start with the basics. Learn your ABC of MQL coding first, as well as read the documentation on MetaEditor. Don't try to "run" with multi-file projects when you still don't know how to take "baby-steps" or even know how to "crawl".
would you recommend me to learn c++ first and then come back to mql5 ? i ask because i have grasped the basics of mql5 but lack practice and for the past 2 weeks i have been learning from the articles on mql5.com but it seems like i lack ideas on what to code . Furthermore, c++ has more organise content (books,courses ) etc to boost skills from beginner level to fluent and it seems like most programmers on this website started a c++ related language . I dont expect programming to be easy but i am willing to do the work to become a great programmer and i will be but i need guidance . it is frustating when you learn something new and somebody on the forum or article discussion says that it is basic . what do you think ? your most honest advice is welcome , i wont be offended !
You modified the structure of the ZIP file, look on line 10, as can be seen in the image you posted, the compiler will look for the header file in this location, however you modified it, so the compiler will not be able to find the file right. Of the two, or you indicate the new location, or keep the structure of the ZIP file
I came form a C/C++ background which helped to better understand MQL, so yes, I would recommend learning the basics of general coding in C/C++ first.
I came form a C/C++ background which helped to better understand MQL, so yes, I would recommend learning the basics of general coding in C/C++ first.
thanks for all your honest feedback . And when people say the basics of c++ , what do they really mean ?
That you are able to develop command line applications (as opposed to GUI applications), but if you are able to do GUI, even better.
i changed the class file address but i keep with the same error
i changed the class file address but i keep with the same error
what can I do to improve it ? I really need to test this code to have a customized chart . i am willing to do anything necessary