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greatyves
2006.09.23 19:57
Hi! I've read the excellent text:Secrets of MetaTrader 4 Client Terminal: Alerting
System. I like the fact to be able to trigger an .exe file instead of a .wav. I
need to trigger .exe from an INDICATOR either for Buy, Sell, Close Buy, Close Sell.
or It says we can trigger either a .bat .exe or .vbs instead of the .wav file from
the events setup window.. My idea is to have a buy alert and a sell alert trigger
different .exe (macro) files. Can the PlaySound command be use to trigger .exe file from within a .mq4? I hope my question is clear?
Or how to start .exe file from within .MQ4? Thank You.
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irusoh1
2006.09.24 04:20
If you want to buy or sell in mT4, you can just use buy or sell commands built into
the lanquage no need to tirggerr playsound exe or bat files.
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richplank
2006.09.24 05:08
greatyves wrote: Hi! I've read the excellent text:Secrets of MetaTrader 4 Client Terminal: Alerting System. I like the fact to be able to trigger an .exe file instead of a .wav. I need to trigger .exe from an INDICATOR either for Buy, Sell, Close Buy, Close Sell. or It says we can trigger either a .bat .exe or .vbs instead of the .wav file from the events setup window.. My idea is to have a buy alert and a sell alert trigger different .exe (macro) files. Can the PlaySound command be use to trigger .exe file from within a .mq4? I hope my question is clear? Or how to start .exe file from within .MQ4? Thank You. I think the answer to you should be "No", although from http://docs.mql4.com/runtime/imports it appears possible to achieve something similar to what you want. Still, I also cannot see much point in trying. |