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If I understand you correctly, when using your tool, the user will not have to program the interface itself, it will eventually be created in the ex4 file using the graphical constructor, the programmer will just need to use access to control events via export functions or terminal events. If that's the case, it doesn't matter at all what the "core" of the mechanism is built on, because the user won't even have to work with it, he will get a ready-made interface mule in the form of ex4.
If that's the case, let's stop and not elaborate further since it doesn't matter what the internals of ex4 consist of
If I understand you correctly, when using your tool, the user will not have to program the interface itself, it will eventually be created in the ex4 file using the graphical constructor, the programmer will just need to use access to control events via export functions or terminal events. If that's the case, it doesn't matter at all what the "core" of the mechanism is built on, because the user won't even have to work with it, he will get a ready-made interface mule in the form of ex4.
If that's the case, let's stop and not elaborate further, because it doesn't matter what the internals of ex4 are made of
It's going to be published in exactly one week. No longer than that.
It's not like anyone's chasing you.
I don't mind, but to be honest, I don't even know how I can help. Everything has already been said many times. Peter just needs to go his own way.
He is a self-sufficient fellow and does not need supervision, for he is his own boss. Although sometimes it seems that he needs a patronage, but it's just an illusion, a kind of lure :))
You can do it! ))
Nikolai, you can try to use your class to draw the following element:
The image (icon) can be any. The main thing here is the algorithm for drawing the smoothed contour and its filling.
And if you're able to create a shadow, that would be just great.
Yes, you can! ))
Nikolai, you can try using your class to draw the next element:
You can use any picture (icon). The main thing here is the algorithm for drawing the smoothed contour and its filling.
And if you can create a shadow, that would be awesome.
I can, but I'll pass.
Yes, you can! ))
Nikolai, you can try using your class to draw the next element:
You can use any picture (icon). The main thing here is the algorithm for drawing the smoothed contour and its filling.
If you are able to create a shadow, that would be awesome.
Anyone can do it if they want to. Why are you asking such questions?
What's the budget?
Can you do it?
Yes, you can! ))
Nikolai, you can try using your class to draw the next element:
You can use any picture (icon). The main thing here is the algorithm for drawing the smoothed contour and its filling.
And if you can create a shadow as well, that would be awesome.
Pretty easy task, if you know how to draw circles and lines :)
https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/4951 - there are a lot of similar ones
Pretty easy task if you know how to draw circles and lines :)
https://www.mql5.com/ru/articles/4951 - there are many similar ones
Andrei, you have raster graphics there, if I'm not mistaken.
Andrei, you have raster graphics there, if I'm not mistaken.
The primitives are vector-based. Only bmp by pixel.