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Post From: Datatypes double not int on 64 bit version, here s_SCPositionData
| [2020-08-05 16:58:21] |
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what is the reason for sc.GetTradePosition is always returning 1, even if there is absolutely no position for the instrument/symbol? How determine this best then if there is no position?
sc.GetTradePosition returns a 1 when the function was able to get the position, not that there is a position of 1. When you are flat, you have a position with a quantity of zero. To check the quantity of the position, use the result of sc.GetTradePosition(PositionData): s_SCPositionData PositionData; sc.GetTradePosition(PositionData); int OpenQty = (int)PositionData.PositionQuantity; if (OpenQty != 0) { // OpenQty : Positive for Long, Negative for Short } else // No position |