Posts made by ikarus_

@sktsec fyi the folder files comes standard with every mt5 terminal...

Hi @l-andorrà see on the image below. Tbh the left write to file I used many times with mq4 programs.

Hi @sktsec I know how and where it gets created if using meta trader 4 but I am using a mt5 EA. And even there it should be under \files but it is not showing up. Maybe a bug?

Hello community,

Used to use write to file blocks on deinit for mt4. Now that I'd like to do it on MT5 there is no file being created, checked every path on my Terminal Folder.
I checked if the blocks run normally with log message, which they do but no file is being output.
Anyone has the same problem or a solution for this? see screenshot below:

@roar hahah no stress. We are all humans

@roar maybe I need to hire a coder zhat does that for me haha
https://fxdreema.com/shared/px7iX32Wb

@roar https://fxdreema.com/shared/fHL9Vur3
just did it that you can approve.
I think there is a big learning curve awaiting for me about loops.
Oh, and is it needed to reset the block ID's? I tought they always follow the logic.

@roar yes I did it as you shared. I just was not able to send a picture. the variables are stored in the real project.
Thanks so much. Besides of the variables is it correct now?

yeah, try and fail worked for me until now.

So grateful for your help. @roar
Let me know if that is what you meant? https://fxdreema.com/shared/y1i7btjD
I need to get a better understanding of the loop system in fxdreema: any sources you can recommend?

Many many thanks! @roar. It makes sense what you did and I am sure I am able to implement it into the EA.

Just one thing from the moment the candle close was above the tenkan sen Line it should always close above.
When the price closes below SMA and then crosses up again is when the order should trigger.
I am not sure if your example is already fulfilling that.

Also the Loop conditions have to always be on Tick right?

@roar yes I am familiar with variables but not that much with loops.
How would you solve this?
(fyi this is not my whole project, just the part I am trying to get right)

I would be glad if you could answer and present a solution @l-andorrà.
Many thanks.

Hi @l-andorrà thanks for your fast reply. Here's the link: https://fxdreema.com/shared/xslLnhN6b

I am struggling for a really long time on a hurdle and would be glad if anyone can help.

following example:
Let's say I have a certain rule, that in certain circumstances I only trade when xyz happened before.

I have some condition blocks referring to ID 0 that need to be true, fine that is no problem.
Then I also need to check if certain conditions were true in the past.
The problem here is that two different strings of conditions need to be true one after another but the 2nd one should only look back to the first and not further back.
How is it possible that the first condition produces a time stamp where the 2nd condition can refer to so that It doesn't look back further.
I haven't found a way to solve it with the candle ID because its not possible when putting lets say ID 0, 1, 2, 3... in one block. (it would still look back further as the first condition happened.

Many thanks for your answers.
It's probably not well described (not easy), pls let me know if you need further clarification.