I'd recommend first of all, that you count DOWN in your loop rather than up.
CB
cloudbreaker:
I'd recommend first of all, that you count DOWN in your loop rather than up.
CB
Hi CB,
Thank you for the advice, I will try.
Meanwhile, I tried combination use of OrderCloseTime()==0 and this seemed good so far.
(But I still don't know the underlying cause...)
hug
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I have a question for OrderDelete(). It would be very appriciated if anyone could help me.
My code deletes the following pending order of OP_SELLSTOP:
>2009.07.05 15:55:34 2009.06.23 09:12 test GBPJPY,M1: delete #9 sell stop 0.10 GBPJPY at 154.10 sl: 164.10 tp: 152.99 ok
After then, executing the following code:
for(in cnt=0;cnt < OrdersTotal();cnt++){
OrderSelect(cnt,SELECT_BY_POS);
if(OrderType()==OP_SELLSTOP)||OrderType()==OP_BUYSTOP){
OrderDelete(OrderTicket());
}
}
and the result is the following:
>2009.07.05 15:56:53 2009.06.23 09:15 test GBPJPY,M1: OrderDelete error 4108
>2009.07.05 15:56:53 2009.06.23 09:15 test GBPJPY,M1: unknown ticket 9 for OrderDelete function
The question is why the deleted order is selected by OrderSelect().
Maybe I misunderstand the function, but I don't know.
I would like not to select deleted order in the case.