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Date/Time: Wed, 15 Jan 2025 16:05:27 +0000
Post From: ACSIL Order handling
| [2017-08-01 20:48:55] |
| Zdislav - Posts: 73 |
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I do not know how to express my confusion so I have a code like this (simplified sample): int Buy(s_SCNewOrder order, ...parameters){ //do stuff order.StopAllOffset = 10; order.Target1Offset = 20; order........parameters are set correctly // should I set InternalIDs for attached orders manually? It gives me only zeros when I call them... //sc.SetPersistentInt(0,order.StopAllInternalOrderID); int result = sc.BuyEntry(order); //or is the internalID set after the attached orders are put to the graph at this place? } SCSFExport function(.......) { if(sc.SetDefaults){ ... return; } if(condition1){ s_SCNewOrder order; int result = Buy(order,...parameters); if(result > 0){ sc.SetPersistentInt(1,order.StopAllInternalOrderID); //should I do this in my "Buy" function above? } } if(condition2){ s_SCTradeOrder Stoploss; s_SCNewOrder modOrder; if (sc.GetOrderByOrderID(sc.GetPersistentInt(1),Stoploss) != SCTRADING_ORDER_ERROR) //since there is an order with internal ID = 0, it is true modOrder.InternalOrderID = Stoploss.InternalOrderID; modOrder.Price1 = modPrice; sc.ModifyOrder(modOrder); } } } I can obtain attached Stop and 1st Target orders by sc.GetNearestStopOrder() and sc.GetNearestTargetOrder() but not by sc.GetOrderByOrderID(sc.GetPersistentInt(0)). However, it finds an order with InternalID = 0, which I guess is the filled order (?) which cannot be moved. Stop order remains unchanged even though sc.ModifyOrder() function returns success (!= SCTRADING_ORDER_ERROR). Maybe I am just blind and do not see what's obvious to someone else. Please help... Z. |