Does it do what you want? That's the most important thing; the rest is academic.
Just some thoughts from quickly skimming through it:
You can save a line of code by checking OrderOpenTime() before testing the OrderType().
An order cannot be more than one type. So use an 'if / else if' statement:
It depends on how you want to deal with commission and swap (can the first 'if' criteria be met while the second 'if' statement fails?), but this may be simpler:
Now this is making sense.
Looks like I have work to do. The academic part of this is what I am interested in, just as a exercise.
Does it do what you want? That's the most important thing; the rest is academic.
Just some thoughts from quickly skimming through it:
You can save a line of code by checking OrderOpenTime() before testing the OrderType().
An order cannot be more than one type. So use an 'if / else if' statement:
It depends on how you want to deal with commission and swap (can the first 'if' criteria be met while the second 'if' statement fails?), but this may be simpler:
Now this is making sense.
Looks like I have work to do. The academic part of this is what I am interested in, just as a exercise.