Reading Closed Order Profit On Account History
int last_s_a; int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0;
Why use variable names that give no indication of what they represent? It can make even simple code difficult to follow.
I can't work out what you are trying to do
Profit_1 = OrderTicket();
What is Profit_1 and why are you storing a ticket number in it? The name suggests that you would be storing the profit.
Why use variable names that give no indication of what they represent? It can make even simple code difficult to follow.
I can't work out what you are trying to do
What is Profit_1 and why are you storing a ticket number in it? The name suggests that you would be storing the profit.
yes, that is wrong storing name,
i will delete unused and wrong storing variable
Here it is clear code, this code is to collect history closed order Last 1, last 2, last 3, last 4 and last 5 closed order in profit value. this code is work if only trade on 1 pair in 1 account, but failed when trade in multipair
///history closed order 1 double Closed_Order_1()//scan closed order 1 { int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0; double Closed_Order_1 = 0; for ( int i = OrdersHistoryTotal();i >= 1;i--) { if(OrderSelect(i-1, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_HISTORY) == false) continue; if(OrderSymbol () != Symbol()) continue; if(OrderType() <= 1 && OrderSymbol() == Symbol()) { ticket_8q = OrderTicket(); if (ticket_8q > ticket_20q) { ticket_20q = ticket_8q; Closed_Order_1 = OrderProfit() + OrderSwap() + OrderCommission(); } } } return(Closed_Order_1); } ///history closed order 1 ///history closed order 2 double Closed_Order_2()//scan closed order 2 { int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0; double Closed_Order_2 = 0; for ( int i = OrdersHistoryTotal();i >= 1;i--) { if(OrderSelect(i-2, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_HISTORY) == false) continue; if(OrderSymbol () != Symbol()) continue; if(OrderType() <= 1 && OrderSymbol() == Symbol()) { ticket_8q = OrderTicket(); if (ticket_8q > ticket_20q) { ticket_20q = ticket_8q; Closed_Order_2 = OrderProfit() + OrderSwap() + OrderCommission(); } } } return(Closed_Order_2); } ///history closed order 2 ///history closed order 3 double Closed_Order_3()//scan closed order 3 { int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0; double Closed_Order_3 = 0; for ( int i = OrdersHistoryTotal();i >= 1;i--) { if(OrderSelect(i-3, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_HISTORY) == false) continue; if(OrderSymbol () != Symbol()) continue; if(OrderType() <= 1 && OrderSymbol() == Symbol()) { ticket_8q = OrderTicket(); if (ticket_8q > ticket_20q) { ticket_20q = ticket_8q; Closed_Order_3 = OrderProfit() + OrderSwap() + OrderCommission(); } } } return(Closed_Order_3); } ///history closed order 3 ///history closed order 4 double Closed_Order_4()//scan closed order 4 { int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0; double Closed_Order_4 = 0; for ( int i = OrdersHistoryTotal();i >= 1;i--) { if(OrderSelect(i-4, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_HISTORY) == false) continue; if(OrderSymbol () != Symbol()) continue; if(OrderType() <= 1 && OrderSymbol() == Symbol()) { ticket_8q = OrderTicket(); if (ticket_8q > ticket_20q) { ticket_20q = ticket_8q; Closed_Order_4 = OrderProfit() + OrderSwap() + OrderCommission(); } } } return(Closed_Order_4); } ///history closed order 4 ///history closed order 5 double Closed_Order_5()//scan closed order 5 { int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0; double Closed_Order_5 = 0; for ( int i = OrdersHistoryTotal();i >= 1;i--) { if(OrderSelect(i-5, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_HISTORY) == false) continue; if(OrderSymbol () != Symbol()) continue; if(OrderType() <= 1 && OrderSymbol() == Symbol()) { ticket_8q = OrderTicket(); if (ticket_8q > ticket_20q) { ticket_20q = ticket_8q; Closed_Order_5 = OrderProfit() + OrderSwap() + OrderCommission(); } } } return(Closed_Order_5); } ///history closed order 5
I repeat what I said before
Why use variable names that give no indication of what they represent? It can make even simple code difficult to follow.
int last_s_a; int ticket_8q; int ticket_20q = 0;
I won't read your code with variable names like this
I repeat what I said before
I won't read your code with variable names like this
Okay, sorry.
Your code assumes that history is ordered; it is not. Could EA Really Live By Order_History Alone? - MQL4 forum
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Hello,
i build EA that will make history reading for closed order profit for 5 Last closed order (Last 1 closed profit, Last 2 closed profit, Last 3 closed profit, Last 4 closed profit and Last 5 closed profit)
below code is good reading if i only trade on only 1 pair, but the problem is coming when i trade on multipair, reading closed order profit is wrong for 5 last closed order
is there someting wrong on my code here, can someone help me please :