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Except that there are no books or manuals for mql. Metatrader thinks that they are not a part of their responsibility and the last help files are like comic books
The best way to learn how to programm robots with MQL4 or 5 is to check some open source robots to see how they operate. Only then you can learn how the code works and improve your learning with the book or manuals.
You also have to be careful what code you take as a model to learn - some are plain useless for learning
You also have to be careful what code you take as a model to learn - some are plain useless for learning
If you want good code to learn from - take Microsofts sources available - believe it or not, those guys know how to code
If you want good code to learn from - take Microsofts sources available - believe it or not, those guys know how to code
Where can we find code from Microsoft?
Where can we find code from Microsoft?
One place could be here : Sample Code - MSDN Examples in C#, VB.NET, C++, JavaScript, F#
Or look here too : MSDN Library
One place could be here : Sample Code - MSDN Examples in C#, VB.NET, C++, JavaScript, F# Or look here too : MSDN Library
Now all I have to do is find where to start
Thanks
Man, there is thousands of sources there. Did not think that they are so opened
Man, there is thousands of sources there. Did not think that they are so opened
They are (not all of course)
And you can find some nice examples there - they have a strict way how they have to write the code and that is a good way to learn how code in big projects must be written
Hi All,
Do you know a code or an EA that will terminate/exit a manual trade?
Let's say you have manually entered a trade, do you know an EA that will take care of that trade exiting at the appropriate moment when an indic will cross a selected level or when a buffer cross another buffer?
Thanks All.
Happy trading.
Tomcat98
Hi All,
Do you know a code or an EA that will terminate/exit a manual trade?
Let's say you have manually entered a trade, do you know an EA that will take care of that trade exiting at the appropriate moment when an indic will cross a selected level or when a buffer cross another buffer?
Thanks All.
Happy trading.
Tomcat98Most EAs follow trades by a magic number. In such case you may enter zero to magic number for taking care of manual trades.