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    • Alex v

      convert an EA MQL4 to .EX4
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      VHV-Profit-Masters

      Certainly! Here are the steps to compile an Expert Advisor (EA) from MQ4 code:

      Open MetaEditor:

      Launch MetaEditor from the MetaTrader 4 trading platform. You can do this by selecting "Tools" and then "MetaQuotes Language Editor" from the menu.
      Open the Source Code (MQ4):

      In MetaEditor, open the MQ4 source file of the Expert Advisor you want to compile. You can do this by selecting "File" > "Open" and choosing the corresponding MQ4 file.
      Check and Correct Errors:

      Review the code to ensure it is error-free and complies with MQL4 syntax rules. Correct any errors you may find.
      Compile the File:

      Click on the "Compile" button or press F7 on your keyboard. This step initiates the compilation process. If there are errors, you will be notified at the bottom of the MetaEditor window.
      Check for Errors:

      If there are errors, review the "Errors" tab at the bottom of the MetaEditor window to identify and correct any issues. After making corrections, compile again.
      Confirm Successful Compilation:

      After a successful compilation, you should see a message indicating that the compilation completed without errors. An EX4 file will be generated in the same directory as the MQ4 file.
      Use the EX4 File:

      The generated EX4 file is your compiled Expert Advisor. You can use this file to run your EA on the MetaTrader 4 trading platform.

    • Alex v

      how the formular work?
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      jstap

      You will have to be more specific, this block will do calculations and save the result into a variable. If you click the ? you will get the description

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