Compilation error

[venetolibero]

Some little bugs in modify formula block

// fxDreema block #16 (Modify "Formula" Results) //
void block16(int _parent_=0)
{
	if (block16==false) {return;}
	FXD_CURRENT_FUNCTION_ID=16;

	=_value(50);
	=;
	=;
	=;
	// Result5 is not selected =;
	
	block9(16);
}

1. "=" before "__value(50)"
   2= "=;" (all three lines)
   unexpected errors

bye venetolibero

[fxDreema]

This is in the local version I guess. Can you check if for the first "Select Variable (right-click)" you have empty-looking, but not empty field, probably some space symbol is over there?

[venetolibero]

__This is in the local version I guess. Can you check if for the first "Select Variable (right-click)" you have empty-looking, but not empty field, probably some space symbol is over there?[/quote:167kpoez]

Same error also in "web" version.
Maybe a Block "Modify Formula" code error, when i use a costant as number value, three spaces appear before Costant Name.

[fxDreema]

Yes, my fault, something is missing for this block. I don't know when I will fix it, but for now I can suggest to use "Modify Variables" block, it is basically the same block with different name and color.

[fxDreema]

There is something wrong with Result names. If you use in "Formula" blocks result named different than "Result1" to "Result5" it will work.

In your block 2 I'm not sure you want to use "Global variables in MT4" on the right side, you want to use "Value".

[venetolibero]

__In your block 2 I'm not sure you want to use "Global variables in MT4" on the right side, you want to use "Value".[/quote:3itco8zj]

Good observation, thank !!

[AdrianaM]

Hello, I get the phrase "have dque select a variable" and can not write the name to the variables created in each block formula. My intention is, for example, adding two blocks fórmla in a third block of formula.

Thank you very much in advance.

A greeting.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/FZYq5EdQ

[fxDreema]

For some reason blocks with titles containing this strange looking "o" with something above it does not work. I will suggest to use the normal latin letter "o" instead