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eynt
28 Oct 2021, 10:04
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My original single symbol cBot has dozens of private members (strings, integers, etc.). All those members were designed for a single symbol. Now that there are many symbols, each of them should have a different value per symbol. Is there an easy straight forward way to convert all the members from single to multi symbol?
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eynt
25 Oct 2021, 06:33
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Hello
I have failed converting my code from a single to multi symbol. Perhaps you can attach a code sample of how you converted one of cTrader cBot samples (such as Sample Aligator, Sample Bears Power etc.) from single to multi symbol. An important note: The code must support running on a back test as well the same way (meaning one chart will run several symbols).
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eynt
15 Jun 2021, 09:16
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I've printed my leverage using the code below and got the following prints:
15/06/2021 09:09:06.933 | vol: 1000000000 lev: 50
15/06/2021 09:09:06.933 | vol: 250000000 lev: 100
15/06/2021 09:09:06.933 | vol: 200000000 lev: 500
Which is not what I expected to get. My Pepperstne account leverage is 1:500 regardless of volume.
foreach (LeverageTier a in Symbol.DynamicLeverage)
{
Print("vol: " + a.Volume + " lev: " + a.Leverage);
}
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eynt
15 Jun 2021, 08:42
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Thank you
I was able to access the account leverage by this.Account.PreciseLeverage. How can I access the SymbolInfo.DynamicLeverage property?
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eynt
26 Nov 2021, 09:45
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just to be clear, when I say "changed" on question 1, I mean switched to a different workspace. yes?
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