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if should it work with arrays or is it a bug?
As far as I know - updating the terminal is done for a reason, some functions become broken, that's for sure.
But how to disable the update - it should work cleverly, because it seems very simple to me.
Indeed, everything is simple :)
And where did you read what has changed in the new build?
Thank you!
Really simple :)
Where can I read what has changed in the new build?
Thank you!
Good afternoon!
I use levels in the indicator window
It is good that there can be several levels. Is there a possibility to set one and the same property for different levels differently?
I.e., for example, I would like 1.80 to be drawn as blue solid and 0.20 to be drawn as black dashed.
Thank you!
If FILE_WRITE - file is re-created with zero size
If FILE_READ|FILE_WRITE - a new file is created if there is no file with that name.
Writing code
The output I get is
https://www.mql5.com/en/charts/408767/eurusd-m5-alpari-fs-levels-test
Should this be the case, or should level 50 be drawn as a blue dotted line as well?
Thank you!
If FILE_WRITE - file is re-created with zero size
If FILE_READ|FILE_WRITE - a new file is created if there is no file with that name.
It is good that there can be several levels. Is it possible to set the same property for different levels differently?
I.e., for example, I would like 1.80 to be drawn as a blue solid and 0.20 to be drawn as a black dotted line.
Of course, they only published examples the other day:
Bug, because the following does not compile, so your example should not.
ts==true and ts!=NULL are completely different expressions.
Moreover
ts==true and ts!=false are also different expressions.
Do you know how they are different? Not only in syntax, but also in semantics.