Is there any reason why a loop (like the one below) wouldn't be an effective method?
My EA actively monitors a couple of indicators and then monitors active orders for trailing stop's and take profit's as well as reads/writes to multiple files.
May be I don't understand your question or I just don't see the purpose of doing such a thing... need more explaination...I am just wondering if you have been through that https://book.mql4.com/basics/common ?
May be I don't understand your question or I just don't see the purpose of doing such a thing... need more explaination...I am just wondering if you have been through that https://book.mql4.com/basics/common ?
The concept of looping the start function was taken from https://book.mql4.com/special/index. I've read the book but would like some insight from people who have experience using the start loop.
Using a script with MarketInfo(SymbolName, MODE_BID/ASK/etc.) makes more sense for asynchronous processing.
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Is there any reason why a loop (like the one below) wouldn't be an effective method?
My EA actively monitors a couple of indicators and then monitors active orders for trailing stop's and take profit's as well as reads/writes to multiple files.