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| Post subject: how i protect my own strategies ? |
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Posted: Wed 26 Sep, 2012, 13:07
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Hi friend
in my mql4 have command..
int ccc = 123456 ;
int init()
{
if ( AccountNumber( ) != ccc) {
Alert("ERROR");
return (-1);
} else return (1);
}
What is command in jforex, because when compile dont job.. thanks
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| Post subject: Re: how i protect my own strategies ? |
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Posted: Wed 26 Sep, 2012, 13:14
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| Post subject: Re: how i protect my own strategies ? |
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Posted: Wed 26 Sep, 2012, 14:02
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this command only resolve name
public void onStart(IContext context) throws JFException {
IConsole console = context.getConsole();
IEngine engine = context.getEngine();
console.getOut().println("Account type: " + engine.getType() + " login: " + engine.getAccount());
}
i need dont trade diferent account name.
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| Post subject: Re: how i protect my own strategies ? |
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Posted: Wed 26 Sep, 2012, 20:44
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