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Author:  SteveHopwood [ Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:18 am ]
Post subject:  Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
Hey guys.

I see a number of people here wanting to get more involved with coding. This sounds like An Excellent Plan to me.

Attached is the stuff I used to get started. The contents of the zip are freely available on the net, so I am sure CodersGuru will not mind.

This entire forum, and every piece of software I have ever coded for Forex trading has its origins in info provided by the lessons in the zipfile.

My/our warmest appreciation to CodersGuru.

Have fun guys. I do.

:xm:

Subsequent edit:
Scroll down two posts for further links to stuff missing from the zipfile attached here.
Author:  ironrick [ Tue Jan 31, 2012 11:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
Hi Steve,

I have learned more from these lessons in 2 hours than 2 days reading bits of documentation!

Huge help!!

I am trying to track down lesson 12. In your zip file, lesson 11 and 12 are the some pdf (lesson 11)... I am on forex-tsd trying to find it, but if you have it handy and can update the zip it would be even easier! :)

Thanks again for posting this GREAT resource!

Many pips,

Rick
Author:  ironrick [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 12:11 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
FYI, I found it. Here is a copy of lesson 11-13 in a zip. (From here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=6011 )

Cheers,
R

EDIT: I didn't realize it but his lessons continued on! Here are the rest -- up to lesson 18. (All that I know of at least.)

Steve, feel free to reorganize this info, or the attachments and delete my post if you are trying to keep the sticky clean. :)
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 10:34 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
ironrick wrote:FYI, I found it. Here is a copy of lesson 11-13 in a zip. (From here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=6011 )

Cheers,
R

EDIT: I didn't realize it but his lessons continued on! Here are the rest -- up to lesson 18. (All that I know of at least.)

Steve, feel free to reorganize this info, or the attachments and delete my post if you are trying to keep the sticky clean. :)
Brilliant. Thanks. I looked for these for ages when I needed them. I can add them to the zip in post 1 now.

Great that you have gained so much from them - they are fabulous. As you come to grips with this stuff more and more, you will find you even begin to understand the mql4 documentation. Well, mostly. :lol:

:D
Author:  ironrick [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 8:55 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
SteveHopwood wrote:
Great that you have gained so much from them - they are fabulous. As you come to grips with this stuff more and more, you will find you even begin to understand the mql4 documentation. Well, mostly. :lol:

:D
Too true!!

I have actually been able to aaaallllmmmooost figure out all of George's MillerScore indi! :)

Makes me excited. I feel progress!

R
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
ironrick wrote:
SteveHopwood wrote:
Great that you have gained so much from them - they are fabulous. As you come to grips with this stuff more and more, you will find you even begin to understand the mql4 documentation. Well, mostly. :lol:

:D
Too true!!

I have actually been able to aaaallllmmmooost figure out all of George's MillerScore indi! :)

Makes me excited. I feel progress!

R
You figured out some indi code? That puts you waaaaaayyyyyy out ahed of me. :lol:

I have a favour to ask. I uploaded the CodersGuru's zip that I have. You discovered that there are missing bits and then found said missing bits.

For the benefit of all who follow In Our Intrepid Footsteps, could you combine the two into a codersguru zip that can go into post 1, please. Who knows how many people you will help into the future as the long years pass.......................

:D
Author:  ironrick [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:11 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
SteveHopwood wrote: You figured out some indi code? That puts you waaaaaayyyyyy out ahed of me. :lol:

I have a favour to ask. I uploaded the CodersGuru's zip that I have. You discovered that there are missing bits and then found said missing bits.

For the benefit of all who follow In Our Intrepid Footsteps, could you combine the two into a codersguru zip that can go into post 1, please. Who knows how many people you will help into the future as the long years pass.......................

:D

Yeah, but I haven't even started on order manipulation stuff... :shock:

Sure thing on the combo Zip file. Very glad to help. Lemme gather it all up.

R
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
ironrick wrote:
SteveHopwood wrote: You figured out some indi code? That puts you waaaaaayyyyyy out ahed of me. :lol:

I have a favour to ask. I uploaded the CodersGuru's zip that I have. You discovered that there are missing bits and then found said missing bits.

For the benefit of all who follow In Our Intrepid Footsteps, could you combine the two into a codersguru zip that can go into post 1, please. Who knows how many people you will help into the future as the long years pass.......................

:D

Yeah, but I haven't even started on order manipulation stuff... :shock:

Sure thing on the combo Zip file. Very glad to help. Lemme gather it all up.

R
Fabulous. Thanks.

As to the order manipulation stuff, coding it is easy. It is defeating CratT4 that is the tough bit. I would say my usual, "Have fun" but beating Empty4 is not fun.

It will be bloody satisfying when we do it, though.

Probably just in time for the enforced use of CrapT5. By then, I hope we will all be wealthy enough to be able to buy a decent trading platform.

:D
Author:  ironrick [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:46 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
Okay. Here we go. All lessons from 1-18 plus appendices and source code etc.

I am also uploading 2 other help docs I came across. (Actually everything came from the FF link posted above.)

I hope it is as helpful to everyone else as it has been to me, a virtual non-coder. (I only have real experience with some very very large Excel projects. Amazing how working with the logic structure of complex expressions in Excel really help with other coding examples!!)

EDIT: The files placed in 1 zip archive exceed the 2 mb upload limit here so I will upload each section separately. If you want to change the limit -- I also have them all in one still and can send that to you/upload it later.

Many pips!

Rick
Author:  SteveHopwood [ Wed Feb 01, 2012 9:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Coding for beginners - this is how Steve started
ironrick wrote:Okay. Here we go. All lessons from 1-18 plus appendices and source code etc.

I am also uploading 2 other help docs I came across. (Actually everything came from the FF link posted above.)

I hope it is as helpful to everyone else as it has been to me, a virtual non-coder. (I only have real experience with some very very large Excel projects. Amazing how working with the logic structure of complex expressions in Excel really help with other coding examples!!)

EDIT: The files placed in 1 zip archive exceed the 2 mb upload limit here so I will upload each section separately. If you want to change the limit -- I also have them all in one still and can send that to you/upload it later.

Many pips!

Rick
looking into the upload limit. I do not intend there to be one. All software comes with default, and phpbb is no exception. Cheers.

:D
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