When searching the forum for ENUM declaration, some threads mention additional custom indicators or custom blocks. There is a simplier way too:
This method doesnt seem to allow for Descriptions, though...
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@roar Thank you very much for sharing, as always.
@roar How can I create a condition using these drop down menu options?
Would it be "Text" or " Text code input" in the condition block?
"Code input" or "Numeric" should work.
Enumerations can be in used as their name or as integers according to their place in the list
Great, work here with numeric https://fxdreema.com/shared/Msfdavdbe
@roar I tested it here and it worked perfectly.
Thanks for this valuable tip.
I think this method was already posted somewhere, I just can't find the thread anymore to give the credit they deserve.
I will add this, make sure enum is on top, before adding the named type, so the code as added to meta platform before it tries to use.
This is pretty epic thank you
great, so i dont need to edit on metaeditor anymore
I don't know if it's Fxdreema, but I had a problem with my projects that had these functions, stay tuned.
Hey Roar ! Thank you so much ! You are amazing !
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loop Thanks n times
@Paihdt you can do the condition like this:
About the inputs of the EA, is anyone here familiar with the groups feature ?
on the MQL5 documentation, it is mentioned an input type called group, to make the user inputs panel more organized... https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/basis/variables/inputvariables
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It seems just for display a line of text without any actual function. Good for visual only.
@sktsec there is a function, clicking on the "folder" will hide a section of the inputs list. I haven't got it working on fxdreema, though
Exactly !
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When searching the forum for ENUM declaration, some threads mention additional custom indicators or custom blocks. There is a simplier way too:
This method doesnt seem to allow for Descriptions, though...
