I think what's needed is x value as a datetime, y value as a pixel coordinate. A mix between label-type object and normal object.

So one option is to use rectangle label (fixed pixel coordinates) and continually update the x value with ChartTimePriceToXY function (ignore the Price->Y conversion in that function).

Put both or either and the following blocks wont activate until these are true,

@jstap thank you....then let me create now and share it to you...because i created once and i fail in the way to delete the other pending order

@jstap Ok Thanks! 🙏

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There is a function called PipValue hidden in the background, you can test what it gives.

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Try to use button names without spaces in between. Like 'CloseAll' instead of 'Close All'.

I'm also interested.

@sktsec Interesting! Thank you.

There is no limit for any of them. However, the bigger the number of blocks used the higher the risk the algorithm will be inefficient. I'm talking about using blocks in the thousands.

@mohammad-masroor That's the tragedy of backtesting. It is never 100% reliable. The best approach (and that doesn't mean it is reliable) is using a 99.9% quality data. Anything below that is simply trash.

@MrDaisyBates That's exactly what I wanted to say. 🙂

@sktsec Awesome thanks allot buddy

Not sure, but you could try getting the open price with pink blocks, then checking if < OR > your current/chosen price.

@roar said in What am I missing with ENUM variables for MT5?:

The difference between = and == is actually very very important (I confuse them often myself lol).

= sets the variable value
== compares two variables together, returning True if they match, False if they dont match

edit: hmm, dont know why I ended up answering to 2 year old thread 😅

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hmm food for thought, thanks Roar

@xavier-joao-mpete not for free, hehe. We can discuss in PM.

There is no one, you could try @roar but I am unsure