It also gives some examples of simple programs ready to be used in trading practice. Particularly, the section describes the order of data transfer from a custom indicator into an EA. The section deals with the general principles of creating a simple Expert Advisor and a simple custom indicator, as well as the order of sharing an Expert Advisor with various indicators. The section contains some ready-made scripts intended for restricted application.Īfter the programmer has mastered programming of trade operations, he or she can start creating simple programs. The section provides the detailed description of the order of performing trades and contains a lot of examples that explain the purposes of all trade functions used to form trade orders. The requirements and limitations related to the characteristics of orders and rules accepted in your dealing center, as well as the special features of trade order execution technology. When programming trade operations, you should consider The section named Creation of Normal Programs gives an example you can use as a basis for designing your own simple Expert Advisor to be used in real trading.Īll trading criteria given below are used for educational purposes and should not be considered as guidelines in trading on real accounts. All sections contain some examples of programs that are ready to use, but limited application field. This present second part of the book considers the following issues: the order of performing trade operations, the principles of coding and use of simple scripts, Expert Advisors and indicators, as well as standard functions often used in programming in MQL4.
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