Position size incorrectly calculated when entry button is toggled with ATR SL multiplier about positionsizer

[EarnForex]

Could you please provide the screenshot of the Experts tab when you are doing this?
I've tried to reproduce the bug (using GBP account and EUR/AUD currency pair) but everything worked as intended. Also, what broker and account type are you using?

[HeathU]

I'm using an ICMarketsEU-Demo account with GBP.

I went through the steps to recreate the issue but only see this in the Experts tab...

2020.05.06 15:40:05.417 PositionSizeCalculator (EURAUD,D1) Trying to load settings from file.
2020.05.06 15:40:05.417 PositionSizeCalculator (EURAUD,D1) No settings file to load.

Update #1
After letting it run a while in Buy mode, I'm seeing "Wrong value!" appear next to stop loss, also seeing in Experts view "Stop-loss should be different from Entry.". 1:30 leverage.

Update #2
I've recreated the same issue using AdmiralMarkets-Demo GBP account. 1:30 leverage.

[EarnForex]

What account type do you use at IC Markets - Raw Spreads or Standard?

Are you sure that the only input parameter you change is ShowATROptions? Could you please attach a .set file?

I've just tested it on ICMarkets Standard demo account and it went fine. Please see the attached GIF.

[HeathU]

Eek! I do apologise. I've recompiled 2.2.7 again and all seems to be working. I believe this was my mistake as a I changed some default settings and broke the calculation. My bad!

FYI, the settings I want defaulted are ShowATROptions=true and ATRMultiplierSL=1.50 without having to use Load each time across all charts. Is there a way to get MT5 to auto-load .set files for PSC? Looks like in the code PSC is loading settings using symbol and chart id.

[EarnForex]

Looks like in the code PSC is loading settings using symbol and chart id.

Those setting files only store the panel fields' values - not the input parameter settings.

You can save a chart with PSC on it and with your preferred input parameter values to a chart template and load it on a chart. You can save it as a default template to make it load automatically on each new chart.

[HeathU]

Thank you.

BTW, PSC is an excellent tool. Hat's off to you guy! :-)