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if a complete overwrite of the file is required, it is better to do FileSeek(file, 0, SEEK_SET) after opening it

[alex]

sergeev:
if the file needs to be completely overwritten, it is better to do FileSeek(file, 0, SEEK_SET)
after opening it.

That's not the problem, the file is created at runtime. maybe there is a command to reset the cursor to a new line? It seems to find the end of the line, but it only reads the first line each time.

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sergeev:
Function ObjectCreate

Yes, I know this function, but I do not know how to make these labels remain and new ones appear.

[Владимир Тезис]

noxidiz:

Yes, I know this function, but I don't know how to make these tags stay and new ones appear

For each new object, you need to programmatically generate a different name than the other objects. Then the object will not disappear.

[Михаил]

how to get the muving value at 8am at any time?

[Владимир Тезис]

dmmikl86:
how do I get the 8am muving value at any time?

You need to find a candlestick with an opening time of 8am, remember its number relative to the current bar. Then call iMA and enter the found number there.

[Михаил]

is it via iBarShift? how do you drive the 8am time parameter there?

[Виктор]

Adapted from the professional thread.

Уважаемые ПРОФИ!
Обращаюсь за помощью как к профессионалам.
Буду очень признателен за ответ на вопрос по следующей ситуации:
Глюканул комп...
После этого в папке эксперты остался только нормальный файл с расширением .ех4 (експерт был скомпилирован за минуту до глюка), одноименный файл с расширением .mq4 пропал!

Can the file be recovered? If so, how?

Thank you in advance!

[Михаил]

you can. you need to decompile ex4

[TheXpert]

dmmikl86:
is it via iBarShift? how do you drive the 8am time parameter there?

datetime time = TimeCurrent(); // или нужное

datetime daystart = time - TimeHour(time)*60*60 - TimeMinute(time)*60 - TimeSeconds();

datetime at8am = daystart + 8*60*60;