Introduction:
This will create an offline chart for the ticks of the symbol on which it is applied.
Instructions:
I have mentioned in the code lines, such as:
// Please uncomment the include file //#include <WinUser32.mqh>
or
// Please uncomment the below lines after downloading the file //if(hwnd!=0)// && cur_time-last_time>=2) //Â Â { //Â Â PostMessageA(hwnd,WM_COMMAND,33324,0); //Â Â last_time=cur_time; //Â Â }
Due to CodeBase policies, I cannot upload the file without it. Hence what you have to do is uncomment the lines as below:
// Please uncomment the include file #include <WinUser32.mqh> // Please uncomment the below lines after downloading the file if(hwnd!=0)// && cur_time-last_time>=2) Â Â { Â Â PostMessageA(hwnd,WM_COMMAND,33324,0); Â Â last_time=cur_time; Â Â }
Then the code will work properly.
Images:
Where to find the symbol to open the chart:
How does it looks:
Conclusion:
In this way you can have a very good study of the trade. Using the ticks you can get more knowledge of how the trade will go.