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TheEconomist
2006.07.18 01:55
Given stderror.mqh and http://docs.mql4.com/trading/errors I could spot some differences... ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_RIGHTS (7) is missing from documentation
ERR_MALFUNCTIONAL_TRADE (9) is missing from documentation ERR_BROKER_BUSY (137)
is missing from documentation ERR_TRADE_EXPIRATION_DENIED (147) is missing from
stderror.mqh and gives 'Variable not defined'... Didn't check for the runtime errors.
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stringo
2006.07.18 13:38
Do not mix header file with documentation. If some errors are not descripted, it
means that You never get these errors.
stderror.mqh was created about 2 years ago as example only. etalon is http://docs.mql4.com/constants/errors |
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Irtron
2006.07.18 14:14
stringo wrote: Sounds mental.Do not mix header file with documentation. If some errors are not descripted, it means that You never get these errors. stderror.mqh was created about 2 years ago as example only. etalon is http://docs.mql4.com/constants/errors stderror.mqh is located in the standard include directory and distributed officially in every new build as well as the corresponding metaeditor documentation. It's a shame that users are not advised to use it. What's the point of having it there? Can you imaging, e.g., Linus Torvalds suggesting "don't use /usr/include please, it's full of two years old examples"? :( |
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moneysmile
2011.05.20 16:24
#include <stderror.mqh> #include <stdlib.mqh> void ShowError() { Print("OrderSend failed with error # ",ErrorDescription(GetLastError())); return(0); } And this is idea how to use ErrorDescription... |