Hi,

May be there is a bug related with stoploss.
For example, Sending a buy order with defaultStoploss in pips make a right code like this:

I) stoploss = lastTick.Bid - defaultStoploss*pipsSize;

but if you atach an integer variable like "myStoploss" to define order stoploss in pips then code is :

II) stoploss = round(instrument, myStoploss);

This last code is correct to define stoploss in absolute price but not in pips. Usually stoploss in pips means a diferential price from actual price but not an absolute price. So I expect something like following code:

III) stoploss = lastTick.Bid - myStoploss*pipsSize;

what do you think about this?

Thank you,

Ramon

It is already happens as you write. If it is not, could you provide the proofs (java source + vfs) ?

Here it is, thank you:

Java code snippet:

private void OpenatMarket_block_25(Integer flow) {
Instrument argument_1 = defaultInstrument;
double argument_2 = defaultTradeAmount;
int argument_3 = defaultSlippage;
int argument_4 = myStoploss; //This is in pips (int)
int argument_5 = defaultTakeProfit;
String argument_6 = "";
ITick tick = getLastTick(argument_1);

IEngine.OrderCommand command = IEngine.OrderCommand.BUY;

double stopLoss = round(argument_4, argument_1);// and this is wrong
double takeProfit = tick.getBid() + argument_1.getPipValue() * argument_5;

try {
String label = getLabel();
IOrder order = context.getEngine().submitOrder(label, argument_1, command, argument_2, 0, argument_3, stopLoss, takeProfit, 0, argument_6);
} catch (JFException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}

and here is the file:

[quote="parrondo"]Here it is, quote]
Thank you for good bug report, but as possible to see you have mistake inside Visual JForex strategy - it hasnt start value for myStoploss, that's why code generation happens wrong.