Hide Source Code in Customised Indicators in AmiBroker?

[isaac]

Hi, can AmiBroker be used to hide source code in EAs or customised indicators, so public cannot access or copied?
(like MT5)

Thks for yr response.

[Milosz]

Did you try searching for an answer first? It has been discussed several times on the forum:

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