Hello
yes - you got it! use OrderType() having already done OrderSelect(...)
When a pending order is active it becomes market order and Terminal shows order as OP_BUY||OP_SELL *and not* as OP_BUYLIMIT||OP_SELLLIMIT||OP_BUYSTOP||OP_SELLSTOP
for example:
OrderSelect(...);
int iOrderType = OrderType();
if( OrderCloseTime()==0 && (iOrderType==OP_BUY || iOrderType==OP_SELL) )
{
//is market order
}
and the other way to see if still pending...
OrderSelect(...);
int iOrderType = OrderType();
if( OrderCloseTime() == 0 &&
(iOrderType == OP_BUYLIMIT || iOrderType == OP_BUYSTOP
|| iOrderType == OP_SELLLIMIT || iOrderType == OP_SELLSTOP) )
{
//is pending order
}
have fun!
btw,
could make above snippets into functions() then just call with say ticket# and they return bool or whatever you normally use.
eg,
bool isPendingOrder ( int iTicket ) {...
bool isMarketOrder ( int iTicket ) {...
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Hi,
I am writing a simple script.
The script requires me to make a series of pending orders depending on the previous order being opened.
For example, i made a pending sellstop order #12345. only when this sellstop becomes a market order to sell, then i will make another pending say buystop order.
my question here is how do i know if #12345 has progressed from pending sellstop to sell?
can i use Time() or OrderType()?
Tks for a prompt reply...