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@gsmtricks theres lots of problems with ontimer lately, maybe there is some unknown bug...
You could do it ontick, and just hope there are ticks during those 1-3 seconds.

When new candle opens, put the time into a variable with TimeCurrent() function.
Now you can set condition: TimeCurrent() > variable + 2
This way you get a 2 second delay from candle open.

Hi.
Thank you for fixing and extra days for my account
@fxdreema

This is my test on a demo hedge MT5 account
https://fxdreema.com/shared/BZ7Nkbb1b

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No delay, but it's a demo account

I figured this out. I am not using the button as a button, I used shape....

@gsmtricks Just replace it to the function:
MathFloor(Rate * 100) / 100

Hope it works!

TimeToString(1570951168,TIME_DATE|TIME_MINUTES) ...will give you that value as a string

Good day, can you please post the fix here so others may learn?I would like to see what I'm doing wrong in DeInit as well so I can correct my EA's reboot ability. Thanks in advance.

@miro1360 😄 , useful

@trader-philipps
Yes, sure I have it done.
You can try your self. Open any Expert generated by FxDreema and try to add line:
#include <JAson.mqh>

You will see - no way to compile it after that.

What do you mean, what are these payloads?

MetaTrader decides how to format the number automatically in this case. There is a function DoubleToString() to format the number, but the second parameter of this function is the number of digits after the decimal point. If I put 8 digits it prints the value normally, but if the value is for example 10, it prints 10.00000000. So I don't know how to make it work properly for big and small numbers. One way is to add new parameters in the "Comment" block for formatting, but I don't think that I like the idea... I don't know.

I'm not sure. I guess it will depend on the info of that buffer. In general I would say you will need a custom loop to find that value.

Curl is an external executable, accessible with the ShellExecute function and dll. Usually comes with other good tools. Python will probably do the rest of what you need or Perl, etc.
Not sure what the latency will be, but you can probably make things work with those tools.
Using fxD's 'Write to file' to shoot your data outside of MT. Lots of tools for looking inside CVS files after that.
Various MT functions that go both ways too, accessible through fxD's 'Custom MQL code' block.

Done this with other platforms and tools in the past. Usually not that hard.

Yes, something doesn't work and I will check it. But you can better do it that way in this case:
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Well, as you probably know, lines are normally drawn by indicators. And their lines are actually a little bit different kind of lines. If you try the "Trace" block, it draws a line, but that line is made out of multiple trend-lines, multiple objects. Compared to that, Moving Average draws a line that does not appear on the list of objects. So the best is to make a custom indicator. EAs are primarily designed to read indicators data and put trades and orders here and there.

Yes - it works. I can see all arrows and data arrows in buffer.

Thx. Works