Posts made by fxDreema

0.1 will be updated automatically to 0.2 on browser start, so it doesn't help so much

For path, don't use "/experts" in it. Use main MetaTrader path, where terminal.exe is located.

Just found a way to extract list of all pairs in Market watch. It will take a little time for me to set up some of the blocks to handle this method.

I will rebuilt time blocks or I will add another one to work with these formats listed here: http://docs.mql4.com/convert/strtotime

The same here here. The problem is that it never failed on my PC, so I don't know the reason. The plugin itself seems to work, but the .dll inside does nothing.
What is your environment - Browser, antivirus, other security things?

Just to say, I'm ready to inspect this using TeamViewer (or similar) on someone's PC.

I will add time things into Condition, but I also think that there is a good reason to have some time period instead of just one moment in time. If you tell the system to do something on 08:00, and in the same time... for example there is a problem with internet, when it becomes 08:01 - it's all over. But if you have bigger period of time, say 5 or 10 minutes, there is a bigger chance to do what is supposed to do, if not in 08:00, then in 08:03.

But you can also put 0 and 1 as start and end minute in Minutes filter, and "Once per bar" after that. And if you work with server's time, it's better to have some small period of time in case of slow ticks flow.

If you are using translator and everything looks bad, I think you can try to understand how blocks work by seeing in their source code. But you have to understand programming a little

I think I still don't get the hedge thing, but maybe you will be able to do it. It seems that you don't have problems with the ability to think logically.

You can see where is "Constants (Inputs)" - this is where external variables are defined. Their MQL name is what you see on the right, and all of them can be used in the project if you write their names where it's needed. But you can also use them by right click on some input field and choose the right constant.
"Variables" are basically the same thing, but they are not external by defalut. Just normal global variables. They can be used in the same way inside the project, and they can also be modified, if needed.

There is no need to build universal EA when you can just put, disable, remove or modify some blocks

The small problem is that everything here is written by me and I also normally speak another language That's why fxDreema has poor descriptions.
There are descriptions for some of the blocks when you put the mouse over the list on the left.

You are right about time options in Condition, I should add some.
By the way, just for trying things, there is also Minutes filter and it can be used after Hours filter.

Are you sure you want to use those type of global variables, designed to exchange values between EA's?

There are two blocks - "Time Bomb Up" and "Time Bomb Down" that can be used in this case, but note that if you use them in backtest, the results will be absolutely incorrect.

http://fxdreema.com/examples
Take a look at "Using Constants (Inputs) in project" project. This is how to put Input parameters for the EA.

Bugs are normal in these programs I think, here are some as well

My first question will be - do you tried to make this one?

This is something I've built, and maybe it's not the right thing, but it can be used for example: http://fxdreema.com/shared/RyHNHwUHd

What do you mean by Hedge, working as a Trailing stop?

All pairs are something like over 100 I'm not sure what will happen if you try to load all available pairs one after another, but I guess the EA will require all of them to have downloaded some history data

Warnings like this are not fatal, it can happen with another functions.

There is no such block currently, you are the first one asking for that. Is there something specific that you want to get by going through all pairs?

This message is not coming from fxDreema itself, but it might be a result from the program I use to build fxdreema.exe (it contains fxDreema and other 3rd party things that helps it to work). I know it can write temporary data somewhere under C:\Users%Username%\AppData, but actually I'm not familiar with this type of folder name like "heg52c". In any case, you can use Process Monitor to detect any program's shadow behaviour.

Why is this message comes out now, what have you changed? When is this happened, when starting the program ot later?

"Weekday filter" with combination with other time filters from the same category.
If the day is Friday, hour is after 23:00 and minute is after :30 - close what it's to be closed.

I can't help for zig-zag, because in my opinion this indicator is not to be used inside EA's... or I can'r understand it.

Fractals can be read for the 2'nd oldest candle (Candle ID=2). It sometimes puts and then clears it's arrow, so you can see "false" trades.
Fractals has two buffers - Up and Down. Each of them is 0 when there is no arrow, or above 0 when there is an arrow. If Up or Down is above 0, this situation remains until the end of the current candle, but as I mentioned above - sometimes Fractals changes it's decision and clears the arrow almost immediately.

http://fxdreema.com/shared/hNuXBTvMb

I am allowed to open more than one trades in a single market.

This should be the EA from the PDF is I didn't missed something:
http://fxdreema.com/shared/zlHZzgzXc

__Basic example of what I want to try.

http://fxdreema.com/shared/mk0Uv82mb

Problem is pending orders don't open at same price as the open buy/sell orders.

Thank you so much again,
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Buys normally opens at Ask price, Sells - at Bid. But you can play a little bit with "Open at price" parameter in blocks that puts pending orders.

Meanwhile, I posted another reply a minute ago... it is located on the previous page in case you missed it.