Topics created by kiwi789

This happened once long time ago, while using a previous version of fxDreema. I remember the admin did some changes and never happened to me again. I'm using Firefox all the time, so probable the issue is the project itself. Just in case you could contact the admin himself and let him know.

I would think that the "check stop-loss" block should count how many trades meet the requirements (S.L. > 400) It doesn't seem to work.
Would you like to explain in a little more detail what you think I should do.
Maybe with a block example.

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.

@l-andorrà Thank you 🙂

@kiwi789 download the source code, open in metaeditor, the error message shows the line in question. Then you can guess which fxdreema block that piece of code belongs to.

@kiwi789 I think theyre pretty straightforward:

Init: this happens once, when the EA is loaded onto a chart Timer: this happens at regular time intervals (set by you) Tick: this happens at every tick (price update) Trade: this happens when there's some trade action Chart: this happens when there's some user input on the chart Deinit: this happens when the EA is removed from the chart

@kiwi789 Unless you are a windows geek, I guess it is not possible.

Constants aren't meant to be changed. Its like changing the value of π to 4.14159...

Its a constant, don't change it once its initialized.
If you need a value that changes, why not use a variable?

@ambrogio That's right, but I don't care so much for the block IDs inside a line - unless if I need something to run prior to another thing. I also start every block with a pass block so I can identify my starting blocks better.

I have found a solution.
You can change the value (1 or 2) while the robot is running.

Still can't understand Variables V1, V2 .... F1, F2 .... the system.
Just there were some more examples.
What appears under "Examples" doesn't make me wiser.
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You're welcome.