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Hello, could you please tell me how to "scroll" the chart to the desired date programmatically? Maybe there is a script where you can set the desired date and the chart will be instantly "scrolled" to that date?
Press the spacebar and enter the desired date.
If nothing helps, read the documentation.
- read the documentation.
No, we do not use that kind of g.
Oh great Moderator, threatening ban, throwing it at all unworthy of it, all about g not knowing. Please have mercy on the newbie and share your invaluable gnom you are referring to in *. If youwant to modify orders in *.mq4, you will have to do it in your own special way.
Oh great Moderator, threatening ban, throwing it at all unworthy of it, all about g not knowing. Please have mercy on the newbie and share your invaluable gnom you are referring to in *. mq4to modify orders.
A great desire to send Mr. Z (I beg your pardon Mr. digits) to the ban, and for a long time
Carefully read the question: how to "scroll" the chart to the desired date programmatically?
press the Enter button on the chart programmatically
and send the text with the date (and even currency) to the window that appears programmatically
and then press Enter softly as well
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Try to do it all yourself first in the chart. then repeat your movements programmatically
Read the question carefully: how do you programmatically "scroll" the timetable to the right date?
There is a header file hoz_Base@Include.mqh for library hoz_Base@Library.ex4. Thevariable bi_Errris declared in the header file hoz_Base@Include.mqh .
There is an INIT function in the library hoz_Base@Library.ex4:
Here's the line I'm interested in:
When there are no errors, it should print like this:
This is implemented using 2 third party library functions:
The question is this. If the above string fErrorToString (int fi_Error) function is used in the way I gave above, everything is printed correctly. But if it is used in the following way:
Instead of no error, it outputs 0. (Like error - no error). Like this:
Why?
The library. Everything is there for this purpose. Sections 4.3 and 4.6.
Hello!
I'm asking for help from professionals.
Please advise how to implement the function of redrawing the lines after the appearance of a new candle. and for different timeframes.
The idea of the indicator is very simple - it looks at high and low of the previous candle, adding 50 points to high and 50 points to low.
Thank you.