Hello there
Is there a limit to the MyIndicators? I play around with different settings and strategies and it looks like I can only have something like 12 or 13 of my own indicators stored. If I upload a new one it looks like one of the old ones is removed.
First I thought I did something wrong, but it happened once again yesterday.
Couldn't see any info about a limitation there. Is it?
Well, I thought about the history area. When a trade is over and I look at the trading history. That's where I can see the letters next to the finished trade.
Where can I find that?
What I would like is to have something checking the current spread.
Only trade if the spread is less than 1 or something like that. Is it possible?
The spread is moving during day and night and I want to find a way to only trade when the spread is low enough.
Aha. But I've seen it in the history. So I can see what EA did the trades in that list. Usually they are listed with an id number, but some seems to have just a few letters showing the name of the EA. Something like XX (s) for a short trade and XX (l) for long, where XX is just 2 letters from the name of the EA.
Nice thing to have when running more than one EA. 
Is there a way to set the trailing stop to begin as soon as it hits the spread/breakeven?
If I have a stop order for buy/sell and it begins in one direction, I would like the trail to start following behind as soon as it hits breakeven. So, how is this done?
Where do I get the spread part, since it's different from broker to broker and also for currency pairs.
Is there a way to put a mark on my trade so I can see that it belongs to a certain EA?
I have seen it on other EA's, but not sure what block to use here.
The only thing I can see in my trade now is long or short. Would be great to see something that can tell me which EA is running the trade or in the history inside MT4.
I've only seen it like 2 or 3 letters. But that's enough. Just something.
Delay seems fine. Didn't look in the "more" section...
Like the image added where I can select true or false.
Well, it's the constants that I want to be selected. I wonder if it's possible to put three different numbers there, where the user can select.
I think I've seen that before in an EA. When I go to the properties window in MT4 I get a dropdown to select an option. I guess that is something I should add in the constants here? But how?
Is there a way to make a selection menu where I can pick different settings within an EA?
Where do I make this part in FxDreema and is there a way to show a name for the selction, but use a setting hidden for the user? Something like EASY, MEDIUM and HARD and if they pick one of these, the code will use 10, 50 or 90 for the setting (not shown for the user).
If I make some blocks that is doing something wrong, I would like my script to wait a while.
Is there any block that can make it pause for 1H or 1 candle or whatever I want to count until it should run again?
Great, like always. What did you do? Fix something in the main code or is it soemthing I have to look for next time?
I changed the name to CompileTest (easier to find).
It's when I have to add #property strict to the header. Then the error shows up.
I get this error when trying to compile my file:
'vsl' - undeclared identifier
'vtp' - undeclared identifier
It's for this part:
{
if (USE VIRTUAL STOPS) {
sl = vsl;
tp = vtp;
}
What do I need to do to make it work?
Is there a way to set the time for the EA to count from GMT?
I know it's possible to set it to server time or local time, but when I have brokers in different time zones, is it possible to make the setting inside the EA?
If I want my one to start at 09:00 GMT and end at 17:00 GMT or whatever.
Great!!! Thanks a lot. A great way to explain.
Then my idea earlier was almost correct. I just got confused when you were talking about the condition block.
So, now I will try this and see what happens. Fantastic. Thanks a lot.
I might be a bit stupid here, but I don't understand what to compare it with?
If I want to place a pending order that is 5 pips above the last 5 highest high. Then I don't understand how to use the condition block to get the result.
This is supposed to be like a breakout system.
Check the last 5 hours highest high and place a limit order 5 pips above that.
Then I want to make the same thing with the lowest low.
I'm a little confused about the condition block to get this to work.
I can't figure out if I actually need to compare something to get this? Or what should I compare?
Yes. That is exactly what I am looking for, but I don't understand what to put on the other side of the condition.
What should I compare this with? Bigger (>) than what? That's what I can't figure out by using the condition block here.
How can I write a condition to check if EMA 14 is more than 30 pips away from EMA 33?
Is that possible? I know how to check if it's larger, but not to check the distance in pips.
