Cause EA to not trade if terminal is reopened? - page 2

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I tested it and you're correct, it doesn't work.

Maybe you could put a message box in OnInit to confirm that you want to use the existing settings. This would, of course, pop up any time that you change timeframes as well.

 

That sounds like a good idea.  How would you do it, I am only familiar with comments and alerts.  What did you have in mind?  One of those?  

 

Thanks for all the help!!  I wonder why that thing doesn't work.  Would the DEVS be interested in a heads up so they can fix it?  I don't know how it would actually work, cause it seems like terminating the program just happens and stops the REASON_CLOSE reason from ever being useful. 

 
I have notified the Service desk about this as I feel that it should work. As you say REASON_CLOSE seems useless.
 

Look up MessageBox in the reference

I haven't used it for a while, I believe that you need

#include <stdlib.mqh>

for it to work

 

Awesome, thanks so much!!!

=) =) =) 

 

I got a reply from the service desk.

It seems that ExpertRemove() does not permanently remove the EA from the chart. It only removes it for the session. When the terminal is closed down and restarted, the EA will be loaded again.

 

Ah hah, thanks!  I've implemented your message box idea.  Perfect.  Maybe I'll streamline it a bit by causing it to only show for specific DeInIt reasons.  

 

Thanks again!!! =) 

 
Create a Global Variables of the Terminal - MQL4 Reference in deinit on terminal close and check for it in init.
 

Thanks!!!

 

So I did that, and instead of using it to pop the message box, I just run ExpertRemove(); in OnInit if the global variable returns true.


Works great, thanks guys!!  I get by with a little help from my friends...  

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