I have an EA which has been working in various forms for a long time.
The EA has several #include <.....................> statements including one file with all my variables.
This morning I changed a variable and recompiled - all appeared fine in the development - i.e. it listed the includes and compiled with
0 Error()s and 0 Warning(s).
When I switch to the MT4 platform (Alpari demo account) the 'compiled EA' is greyed out (as would be the case if an error had been generated) and the changed variable(s) are as per original.
I have closed everything, rebooted and tried again - No Change
I created an error and my compile resulted in an Error (as expected)
I then corrected the error, recompiled and again the compilation appeared to be correct but the EA remained greyed out.
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I have an EA which has been working in various forms for a long time.
The EA has several #include <.....................> statements including one file with all my variables.
This morning I changed a variable and recompiled - all appeared fine in the development - i.e. it listed the includes and compiled with
0 Error()s and 0 Warning(s).
When I switch to the MT4 platform (Alpari demo account) the 'compiled EA' is greyed out (as would be the case if an error had been generated) and the changed variable(s) are as per original.
I have closed everything, rebooted and tried again - No Change
I created an error and my compile resulted in an Error (as expected)
I then corrected the error, recompiled and again the compilation appeared to be correct but the EA remained greyed out.
No idea what this could be