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    Posts made by kketzal

    • RE: #include <somelibrary.mqh> doesn't work on Library Studio

      Ahhhhh....ok, sorry. You have uploaded a new fxDreema build, with the same version number....it's true?

      Ok, now I can include MQL4 Standard Library MQH files with no errors...but I've other problems:

      Problem 1 - Global Variables like this:
      ```
      CArrayString *arrayGraficos;

      
           whe I make a MQL4 file, this global variable is assigned to 0, like this:
      
      

      CArrayString *arrayGraficos = 0;

      
      Problem 2 - And when I try to compile the program in Fxdreema, some errors are displayed:
      
      ......
      [fxdreema_compiling_error.jpg](/forum/uploads/files/1398862003-2460-5985.jpg)
      
      posted in Bug Reports
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      kketzal
    • RE: #include <somelibrary.mqh> doesn't work on Library Studio

      __Reuploaded under the same build number[/quote:3rciz2pj]

      I don't understand this one.
      What do you mean?? To delete my custom block and rewrite it and then change the block number to the old one??

      __
      I don't know how it will be on your side, but I got error messages somewhere in Chartobject.mqh file ("cannot convert enum").
      [/quote:3rciz2pj]

      Yes, I have the same error. I try your solution.

      posted in Bug Reports
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      kketzal
    • RE: #include <somelibrary.mqh> doesn't work on Library Studio

      Hi:

      I'm using Library Studio to write own custom blocks.
      When I try to #include some MQL4 standard library in "Global Variables, Includes" Area, the MQL4 code generated shows some errors.
      For example, if I include:

      
      #include <Controls\Dialog&#46;mqh>
      
      

      Then, the MQL4 code I can see is:

      
      #include Array
      
      

      There are any workaround o solution to this? I know Library Studio is being used only by 3 or 4 "mad men", like me. 😏

      posted in Bug Reports
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      kketzal
    • RE: To Modify Label Object Text property

      Hi:

      I want to modify the text property of a Label Object with a Variable value computed internally.

      How can I get the Label object and modify this property????

      Thanks in advance.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
    • RE: HOW CAN I CHECK A VARIABLE OR CONSTANT VALUE??

      Ok. Thanks.

      I think "Numeric" in left operand is key.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
    • RE: HOW CAN I CHECK A VARIABLE OR CONSTANT VALUE??

      Both, please... 😉

      If I'm a variable "onlyEuropeanSession = true" set. I want to do:

      IF onlyEuropeanSession == true THEN
      connect to ONLYEUROPEANSESSION BLOCK
      ELSE
      connect to ALLSESSIONS BLOCK.

      Thanks in advance.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
    • RE: HOW CAN I CHECK A VARIABLE OR CONSTANT VALUE??

      Hi:

      I,m trying to check a variable/constant value like this:

      IF MyVariable == VALUE THEN
      connect to Block A
      ELSE
      connect to Block B

      I'm trying with predefined "Condition Block", but no luck...

      Thanks in advance.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
    • RE: HOW WORKS "FORMULA" BLOCK????

      Ok. thanks.

      The formula Block must be connected to the EA blocks flow...sorry!! 😳

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
    • RE: HOW WORKS "FORMULA" BLOCK????

      Hi, I'm trying to use "formula" block, but it isn't working properly, I guess...
      No values are printed in Mt4 Journal, values are not computed....
      Any example, any how to???

      Thanks in advance.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      kketzal
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