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The forum is huge and there is no topic on the use of neural networks in trading. That's odd. Or is there somewhere?
Or is there just no one dealing with it?
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What's the problem with the two-dimensional array?
Simple test script code:
Gives out two errors at once:
1. "[" - invalid index value, pointing to two-dimensional array ARR in testproc procedure definition.
2. "ARtst" - parameter conversion not allowed, pointing to array ARtst in definition of procedure testproc.
No problem with one-dimensional array.
How to pass parameters from OnCalculate(const datetime &time[]) to another function by reference, they say that a constant variable cannot be passed as reference
What's the problem with the two-dimensional array?
Simple test script code:
Gives out two errors at once:
1. "[" - invalid index value, pointing to two-dimensional array ARR in testproc procedure definition.
2. "ARtst" - parameter conversion not allowed, pointing to array ARtst in definition of procedure testproc.
There are no problems with one-dimensional array.
I did not understand the code completely, but it should be like this:
I didn't fully understand the code, but it should be like this:
Exactly! Thank you very much.
Still getting to grips with the differences between MT5 and MT4 before the end. )))
Exactly! Thank you very much.
Still getting to grips with the differences between MT5 and MT4 before the end. )))
In mql5, working with arrays is not at all different from mql4.
In mql5 working with arrays is not at all different from mql4.
As I see it is different.
In MT4 the declaration of multidimensional arrays in procedures did not require to specify the dimensionality explicitly in any of the dimensions.