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Glib

Glib consists of several classes with extended functions and pattern recognition.

It includes functions for using chart formations, support and resistance lines including pivot points, as well as functions for simple trading operations.

If you have downloaded all the data from Glib and sorted it correctly, this library is located in the working directory of the terminal in the Include folder.

You can add the library to your project through the simple #include and have access to the classes immediately:

#include <Glib.mqh>

Class	Function
Basic structures and enumerations	The basic structures and enumerations used for the data input/output of the Glib classes.
GZigZag	A simple and fast way to use the ZigZag indicator with extended data.
GSupportAndResistance	Automatically creates support and resistance lines including pivot points through multiple time units.
GChartPatterns	Automatically detects the 15 most traded chart formations on multiple time units.
GTrade	The possibility to open, modify or close trades extremely easy and fast.
GBar	Contains useful functions and information about bars.