1. You can get chart height in prices using Chart.TopY and Chart.BottomY 2. You can get chart height in pixels using Chart.Height 3. Chart.ScrollChanged allows to track changes in TopY and BottomY
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Panagiotis
Hi,
Does this work for any chart type like Heikin Ahsi? Because I only get zero when I run to get these values, Chart.TopY and Chart.BottomY, Chart.Height
Thanks in advance.
Hi there,
Yes it should. Share your code and your selected timeframe so that we can reproduce this behavior.
The Windows application has been released 13 years ago, while the Mac application was released just last year. Therefore it is expected that the Windows application will be more mature. Nevertheless, the Mac product team is working to add all the missing features to the Mac application.
Could you pleasesend us some troubleshooting information the next time this happens? Please paste a link to this discussion inside the text box before you submit it.
Thanks for your response, but I can't find my cBot in the location you mentioned. As shown in the image, my cBot is called “stop4”, but it's not in the algo section.
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Because it is a much more popular language and much easier to use and develop applications like cTrader. One of the reasons the main competitor is stuck to the past is the use of C++.
There is not much things you can do to improve this yourself. The way optimization works is that it starts x passes based on the number of allocated cores, where x is the number of cores. When some passes finish and while others are still executing, the CPU utilization drops, until a new set of passes is started.
We investigated this issue and it seems to be some incompatibility between our servers and Windows Server 2022 used by Azure. We will fix it in an update soon.
PanagiotisCharalampous
01 Sep 2024, 05:35
Hi there,
Can you provide a better explanation of the problem? What do you mean when you say “is too large”? How can we see this?
Best regards,
Panagiotis
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