output VALUE;
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| Prints a message to your output device. This
is useful within scripts to provide update messages and values while the script
is processed. For example, if you are processing large blocks of commands, you
might want to precede or end each block with an Output command. This enables
you to monitor the progress of the script.
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password PASSWORD;
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Lets you change the current context password. The Password
command enables you to change your own password (which can also be done with
the Context command).
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run FILE_NAME [continue];
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Lets you run a script file. This is useful if you are
working in interactive mode and want to run a script. The continue keyword
allows the script to run without stopping when an error occurs. This is
essentially the same as running MQL with the -k option, but it is available at
run time, making it usable by programs.
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shell COMMAND;
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Lets you execute a command in the operating system. For
example, you can perform an action such as automatically sending an
announcement to a manager after a set of changes are made.
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verbose [on|off];
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Lets you increase or decrease the amount of message detail
generated by the MQL interpreter as the script is processed. When set to ON ,
more detail is provided. When set to OFF, only errors and important system
messages are displayed.
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version;
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Outputs the version of MQL. Tthis is useful if you want a
record of the version used to process a script.
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