OliverTT: I came across an EA that I was testing. It had a graphical object to represent buy & sell conditions, as attached. I don't have the images on my hard drive, so does the EA get them from a URL using something like WebRequest? Which I would find strange because in my Options settings, I've not got the "Allow webrequest" option checked.
No, its an embedded resource -> Including resources to executable files during compilation
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Fernando Carreiro:
No, its an embedded resource -> Including resources to executable files during compilation
No, its an embedded resource -> Including resources to executable files during compilation
Ah, this makes more sense.
Thanks for the info :)
OliverTT: Ah, this makes more sense. Thanks for the info :)
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Hi,
I came across an EA that I was testing. It had a graphical object to represent buy & sell conditions, as attached.
https://imgur.com/ScU2DGj
I don't have the images on my hard drive, so does the EA get them from a URL using something like WebRequest? Which I would find strange because in my Options settings, I've not got the "Allow webrequest" option checked.
Thanks,