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username101
09 Mar 2015, 08:41

Hi Padawan

I have actually accomplished what I needed to, but the response from this place is shocking.
Why have a forum titled "cBot Development Support" if that's precisely what you don't provide.

I'd have posted my solution to help anyone who was interested but I thought... what's the point? It might even get removed for providing development support.
Nearly every thread on this forum is replied to by Spotware, directing to partners.

I can't work out if the moderator doesn't provide the development support and other members do, or if this board is just not the place I'm looking for.

Surely there is a forum out there in this day and age where discussion and frequent contributions about the API side to cAlgo are made, but this doesn't look like the place.

 


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username101
02 Mar 2015, 00:38

Thank you again for replying.

I'm looking for discussion boards about the coding side of cAlgo. The forum above this, is entitled "cBot development support". So I thought it was in the wrong section and was going to post in there, but I see your answer seems to be the same, that you don't provide development support.

My questions are API based. I like cTrader, happy with the service, but need more control over position management, no one has time to sit and move stop loss accordingly, and I could have  had this done if the "cBot", the coding side, executes the orders. But I need to capture the whole details of a position opened by me manually.

Is this possible? And why does your example only return the text Position Opened, and not the variable?


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username101
25 Feb 2015, 20:40

Thank you for your reply.

However, this is as far as I got the first time, but I gave up.
If I run the simple example, on that link, the event does fire for a new position, but doesn't return any information about it.

Print("Position opened {0}", args.Position.Label);

The printed result in the Log is "Position opened"
The code stops running if I change the parameter to 'stop loss', for example.

I'm sure I would have no problem getting the details of the positions created arithmetically, but the above method doesn't seem to work.

Any help?


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username101
20 Feb 2015, 21:27

Good evening,

All I am after is a [Move Stop Loss to X price, when X pips reached]
cTrader doesn't offer this basic feature. I tried getting this work with cAlgo but stuggled to capture a position being open manually.

Is it possible to manipulate, via c#, a position opened manually?

Thanks


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username101
09 Feb 2015, 23:28

This is a problem that I have now sorted, the formatting of the GET and SET in the class was incorrect.
Shame there's no 'delete thread'

 


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