[jarlParticipant November 8, 2013 at 8:29 am Post count: 5]

in reply to: Tick saver to CSV #19459

Thanks,
My problem would be solved by knowing how to obtain {AskVolume} and {BidVolume} in MQL4.

In MQL4:
{Timestamp:yyyyMMdd HH:mm:ss} is TimeToStr(TimeCurrent() – GMToffset *3600,TIME_DATE|TIME_SECONDS)
{BidPrice} is Bid
{AskPrice} is Ask
{BidVolume} is ?
{AskVolume} is ?

[jarlParticipant October 19, 2013 at 11:26 am Post count: 5]

in reply to: How can I launch MT4 in command line? #19403

I’m trying it, but it still fails.
The file is copied fine, but I get no results at 99.99%.

There is something else I should do, any clue?

[jarlParticipant October 17, 2013 at 1:24 pm Post count: 5]

in reply to: How can I launch MT4 in command line? #19401

I’d found this:

You can save fxt with a diferent name (i.e.: xEURUSD1_0.fxt). Then, in init function you can rewrite the fxt files generated by tester.

#import “kernel32.dll”
int CopyFileA(string strExistingFile, string strCopyOfFile, int OverwriteIfCopyAlreadyExists);
#import

int init() {
//## FXT FILE PATCH
int time=Period();
string symbol=Symbol();
string strCurrentFile = TerminalPath() + “\tester\history\x”+symbol+time+”_0.fxt”;
string strNewName = TerminalPath() + “\tester\history\”+symbol+time+”_0.fxt”;
int copy=CopyFileA(strCurrentFile, strNewName, 0);
Print(“FXT file copied”);
return(0);
}

I’ll try it.

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