Question....
Inside your code? There are variables called 'Bid' (if you're going to place an
order short) and 'Ask' (if you're going to place a long order).
If not inside your code, then look at the right most edge of your chart (press the End key to get to the rightmost side of the chart)
In code, a stop loss would like something like this:
ordnum = OrderSend(ThisPair, OP_BUY, lots, Ask, 4, stop, 0.0, "Going long", 255, 0, SpringGreen);
with Ask being the entry price and 'stop' being the calculated price at which you want to place your stop (note: the limit price in this example is 0.0, i.e. no limit). On the chart, this will produce as green (by default) dash-dot line at the entry price and a red dash-dot like a the stop price (and the limit price, if there was one).
tukilala wrote:
how i can see the price right now???
and where i can see a StopLoss example???
If not inside your code, then look at the right most edge of your chart (press the End key to get to the rightmost side of the chart)
In code, a stop loss would like something like this:
ordnum = OrderSend(ThisPair, OP_BUY, lots, Ask, 4, stop, 0.0, "Going long", 255, 0, SpringGreen);
with Ask being the entry price and 'stop' being the calculated price at which you want to place your stop (note: the limit price in this example is 0.0, i.e. no limit). On the chart, this will produce as green (by default) dash-dot line at the entry price and a red dash-dot like a the stop price (and the limit price, if there was one).
tukilala wrote:
how i can see the price right now???
and where i can see a StopLoss example???
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and where i can see a StopLoss example???