ModifyPendingOrder won't accept more than 2 arguments where I need no to change the 2nd but the 3rd and onwards.
ModifyPendingOrder won't accept more than 2 arguments where I need no to change the 2nd but the 3rd and onwards.
20 Apr 2022, 15:16
Hi!
Its a noob question but bugs me out! ModifyPendingOrder won't accept more than 2 arguments where I need not to change the 2nd but the 3rd and onwards.
I am trying to test the mechanics of pending orders and to modify one of the order's 3rd argument, stoploss, but vscode ends in error. "No overload for method 'ModifyPendingOrder' takes 3 arguments.
How can I pass more arguments?
Here is the code, inside protected override void OnStart()
.....
if (0==0)
{
var resultSellH4Base = PlaceLimitOrder(TradeType.Sell, Symbol.Name, rsk4B, TargetEntry1, "SellH4BaseToBuyBackUpAirDist", 0, H4BaseToBuyBackUpAirDist);
var SellH4Base = resultSellH4Base.PendingOrder;
SellH4BaseID = SellH4Base.Id;
// Buy Limit Order for Buy D1Base To D1Base To Sell BackDow nAir Dist
var resultBuyD1Base = PlaceLimitOrder(TradeType.Buy, Symbol.Name, rsk4B, TargetEntry2, "BuyD1BaseToSellBackDownAirDist", 0, D1BaseToSellBackDownAirDist);
var BuyD1Base = resultBuyD1Base.PendingOrder;
BuyD1BaseID = BuyD1Base.Id;
// Sell Limit Order for Sell D1Target To Buy BackUp Air Dist
var resultSellD1Target = PlaceLimitOrder(TradeType.Sell, Symbol.Name, rsk4B, TargetEntry3, "SellD1TargetToBuyBackUpAirDist", 0, H4BaseToBuyBackUpAirDist);
var SellD1Target = resultSellD1Target.PendingOrder;
SellD1TargetID = SellD1Target.Id;
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
foreach (var order in PendingOrders)
{
if (order.Label == "SellD1TargetToBuyBackUpAirDist")
{
ModifyPendingOrder(order, positions, D1TargetToBuyBackUpAirDist);
}
}
Thank you in advance!
Replies
AnthonyY
21 Apr 2022, 11:28
RE:
amusleh said:
Hi,
There are several overloads available for ModifyPendingOrder method, if you don't want to change something then you can pass it's current value:
foreach (var order in PendingOrders) { if (order.Label == "SellD1TargetToBuyBackUpAirDist") { ModifyPendingOrder(order, order.VolumeInUnits, newStopLossInPips, order.TakeProfitPips); // You can also use the PendingOrder.ModifyXXX methods // order.ModifyStopLossPips(newStopLossInPips); } }
Hi!
You are the best, I don't know why but now it works and figured more in the process thank you so much!
I suppose the same goes similarly with ModifyPosition, yeah?
@AnthonyY
amusleh
21 Apr 2022, 10:58
Hi,
There are several overloads available for ModifyPendingOrder method, if you don't want to change something then you can pass it's current value:
@amusleh