In case you are interested to convert the price fraction into pips. Just divide the fraction by pip size.
Pip size = PipValue(_Symbol)*_Point
This PIpValue() function is reviewed by @roar long time ago and is calculated internally in the fxdreema.
In case you are interested to convert the price fraction into pips. Just divide the fraction by pip size.
Pip size = PipValue(_Symbol)*_Point
This PIpValue() function is reviewed by @roar long time ago and is calculated internally in the fxdreema.
Better know the object names, or their prefix.
Delete all objects is easy. Delete specific object without knowing its name is difficult
It is equivalent to MathPow ( 2 , 3 )
If you would like the details, refer to https://docs.mql4.com/math/mathpow
I think the fxDreema is self-explanatory by its help description.
If you need learning material, you can refer to the book by @jstap or learning course by @l-andorrà
They are active in this forum to help you learn as well
You probably mean trailing stop. Try the Trailing Stop block
It seems that in MT5 :
Items in the Experts Tab is saved only if you right click and select "open". A list of folder will be listed in Windows File Explorer, the latest one is the saved file.
According to the manual:
The following commands can be run from the context menu of this tab:
Open "Open" — open the folder that contains the journal log files. Besides that, when this command is executed, all current journal entries are saved in log files. The platform log files are stored in the Logs directory, and Expert log files are saved in MQL5\Logs. File names correspond to the date of journal generation — YYYYMMDD.LOG
@Michaelgstrainjr
You profit is selected in terms of pips, not money.
Is that what you need ?
@l-andorrà
In Chinese, he just want to say: Thank you, AI has helped me code.
The best of all, however, is to write your own with AI
It works with Print() in MQL.
Each line I print out the time of calculation, and the moving average. Other information preceding that is added by the tester.
Maybe something complicated in your Print() ?
Both @l-andorrà and @jstap are both knowledgeable mentors. They are active here to help.
@l-andorrà offer courses
@jstap is the author of "Creating Robots with fxDreema" on Amazon
In your original block, you put the variable in the entry box, and at the same time tick the selection for user input.