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      I want to convert points into pips.
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      jstap

      If you delete all pip rules, (pic 3) then the EA will use only points, so as you will see in this EA, the terminal crosshair will show you the exact size to use in the blocks: https://fxdreema.com/shared/FDFUrGh2c

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      Divide by zero bug
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      l'andorrà

      @MMBInvest Thank you vermy much for sharing.

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      Compile Error: Constant expected
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      fxDreema

      I don't see that there is a problem with "float". I tested this, I put "float" constant in this "Risk percent" field and I got no error. But I got that "Constant expected" error immediately when I checked the checkbox. That checkbox is obviously not checked on the screenshot, but I assume that you have checked it in your actual project at some time and because of that you saw that error. And my explanation is this...

      Don't put a Constant in an input field and then check the checkbox. Because the constant is an input parameter for the EA, there is no need to also check it as such. When you do both things, the EA builder does not check for that and as a result you see an error when compiling. This is some kind of bug that I am actually aware of. But I always recommend to use the checkboxes only for quick tests when you are lazy to create a Constant, but to use Constants when you finally decide to have official input parameter.

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