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No, the code I posted last opens without errors, but opens only on sell data there is a clipping from the log and this is not the correct price distribution I described here is the problem
Here they are.
PRAskL=StopLoss orders Buy + Spread
PRAskS=TakeProfit of Buy + Spread orders
PRBidL=StopLoss Sell-Spread orders
PRBidS=TakeProfit Sell-Spread orders
this is how it looks like now
PRAskL=StopLoss Sell order
PRAskS=TakeProfit Sell orders
PRBidL=StopLoss Sell order
PRBidS=TakeProfit Sell order
How many positions you have in the market at the same time? From what position do you take stops and takes? An open position? From a closed position? What is the principle or condition to open a new order?
I found the error, thank you for your help in this difficult time of learning such a "simple" programming language.
I found the mistake, thank you for your help in this difficult time of learning such a "simple" programming language.
Go to the other branches of the forum:)
Glad you were able to do it yourself - you're growing... :)
how does this work?
double Level_stop=MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL ); //min. distance of stop setting
and where to place it and see the result
how does this work?
double Level_stop=MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL ); //min. distance of stop setting
and where to place and see result
Please make sure that your level of stop or pending order placement is not less than the value returned by this function and written in the Level_Stop variable.
In a highly volatile market DTs may increase it, as well as the spread, for example.
In a general case:
double Level_stop=MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL );
if (StopLoss_order < Level_stop) {StopLoss_order = Level_stop;}
Somewhere like this...
Make sure that your level of stops or pending orders is not less than the value returned by this function and written in the Level_Stop variable.
In a highly volatile market, DTs may increase it, as well as the spread for example...
In general case:
double Level_stop=MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL );
if (StopLoss_order < Level_stop) {StopLoss_order = Level_stop;}
Somewhere like this...
Not to check I never place less than 100 pips so I guess the problem lies elsewhere, eh?
I don't put less than 100 pp to check, so I guess the problem lies elsewhere, eh?
You wrote that you already found the "source of evil" ... ;)
Yes, part of the code works and part is talking about 4107 and 130 error and the most interesting thing is that they take the price from one and the same function and work on one and the same opening function