means != ?
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Threshold
8 years ago #113756
<> means != ?
No where is <> explained. I looked in SQ and EA Wizard documents. Even google doesn’t know what this means. It thinks its an emoji.
In math I was taught != means ‘does not equal’.
<> also means ‘does not equal’?
Or it means lower and higher? Is that even possible?
tomas262
8 years ago #130676
Yes, in some programming languages “” sign can be used as “not equal” operator. MQL4 recognizes “!=” sign
Threshold
8 years ago #130698
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DiggerOfTruth
8 years ago #130703
Yes, in some programming languages “” sign can be used as “not equal” operator. MQL4 recognizes “!=” sign
OK. so when I am editing – in Strategy Editor – the IF parameter of “Hour 7”, what does that mean, first off. And what occurs if I change it to 1 instead of 7?
Threshold
8 years ago #130704
OK. so when I am editing – in Strategy Editor – the IF parameter of “Hour 7”, what does that mean, first off. And what occurs if I change it to 1 instead of 7?
Hour is not 7
Hour is not 1
DiggerOfTruth
8 years ago #130705
Threshold
8 years ago #130706
I actually have yet to make any time based strategies so I’m not sure about that.
tomas262
8 years ago #130752
Thank u Threshold.
And “7” is 0700 or something else?
If you use conditions like if (Hour = 7) then it will be true if the current time of a price bar is in range 7:00 – 7:59. For example if you want to enter into a position precisely at 7:00 you have to set your condition like this:
if (Hour = 7) AND (Minute = 0)
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