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Very, very, very much please help. For an experienced programmer to write a couple of lines of code is a piece of cake, but for me it is an extremely difficult task.
Please help me very much. I'm already exhausted with these trading criteria.
On the subject of "no big deal" - if you yourself are not familiar with the subject, do not judge the "case ".Respect yourself and your fellow forum members, don't ask questions like that again,
Otherwise, go straight to hell.
Everything works perfectly!!!!!!!!!!!
The MQL4 documentation reads:
The Minute() function returns the current minute (0,1,2,...59) of the last known server time at program start (this value does not change during program execution ).
We make an EA with only one Comment(Minute() line in the start() function, place it on the chart and observe that the value of minutes changes every minute.
The question is: What did the developers mean when they wrote that the value does not change at runtime? Anyone have any ideas?
Hence the question: What did the developers mean when they wrote that this value does not change at runtime? What are your thoughts?
Is there nothing else to talk about?
do you have some difficulty finding out "what time it is" that you don't understand?
FxRoller:
Minute() changes every minute.What did the developers mean when they wrote that this value does not change at runtime?
Good day to all! Can you please tell me how to calculate a non-integer spread in the tester, for example 2.4. Thanks in advance =)
You don't have to count. You can get a ready-made one:
Please tell me how to calculate a non-whole spread in the tester, e.g. 2.4.
Spread is the number of commission points and the number is by definition an integer.
a pip is the minimum step of price change, if you see "2.4 pips", it means a typical pip which equals one 10,000th of a Euro (0.0001),
while those who propose point 2.4 - the minimum price change is equal to one 100-thousandth (.00001), i.e., in the terminal (in the tester, in particular), the spread is 24.