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      Tom 5 last edited by

      Hello guys,

      i make more and more EAs. Some work, and some not and some i have in progress.
      Now, its normal to have a version number of the EA to know that there is an improvement.
      But how do you organize a new version?
      We have no folders. If i write a new name behind the new version, the version before will overwritten and is away.
      Now i tried to make different versions with boxes and disabled the older version. Result, the code blows up and the EA becomes extreme slow.
      If i make a new Project for a new version, then i have also manually add all the variables, which i cant copy into a new project. Which is very time consuming. -

      How do you organize your EAs to have an overview and can also work in progress EAs and keep an overview?

      "First learn! Then earn!" or "As more you learn, as more you earn."

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        trader.philipps @Tom 5 last edited by trader.philipps

        @tom-5 I haven't tried but I think it would work like this:

        1. Export V1.0.mq4 to a folder
        2. Copy V1.0.mq4 to V1.1.mq4 in that folder
        3. Create a new project MyNewEA
        4. Import V1.1.mq4 to that project
        5. Start making your changes

        Like this you may also create projects with Al the trade management stuff etc. I believe.

        I like to share my knowledge, but expect the others to contribute as well.

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          roar @trader.philipps last edited by roar

          @trader-philipps That's the way. You don't even have to make a new project, it is created automatically when you import.

          So,

          1. Rename your project to "project1.1"
          2. Export to .mq
          3. Rename it back to "project"

          ta-dah, now you can import your project1.1 anytime you want to go back.

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            trader.philipps @trader.philipps last edited by trader.philipps

            @trader-philipps said in How to organize the EAs:

            @tom-5 I haven't tried but I think it would work like this:

            1. Export V1.0.mq4 to a folder
            2. Copy V1.0.mq4 to V1.1.mq4 in that folder
            3. Create a new project MyNewEA
            4. Import V1.1.mq4 to that project
            5. Start making your changes

            Like this you may also create projects with Al the trade management stuff etc. I believe.

            It should read that you can create project / EA templates.

            I like to share my knowledge, but expect the others to contribute as well.

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              Tom 5 @Tom 5 last edited by

              thank you guys, these are very usefull answers. Never thought to download the EAs and make a own folder for it. I will now also create a txt file and comment in it what has changed in each version. Thanks a lot for your help!

              "First learn! Then earn!" or "As more you learn, as more you earn."

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