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| How to cancel the nonfilled part of a partially filled order |
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[Michel]
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| Post subject: How to cancel the nonfilled part of a partially filled order |
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Posted: Thu 17 Dec, 2009, 19:45
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How to cancel the nonfilled part of a partially filled order in a strategy ?
Thank you,
Michel
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| Post subject: Re: How to cancel the nonfilled part of a partially filled order |
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Posted: Tue 22 Dec, 2009, 17:28
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[Michel]
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| Post subject: Re: How to cancel the nonfilled part of a partially filled order |
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Posted: Wed 23 Dec, 2009, 15:43
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Thank you for your reply, but SetRequestedAmount() apply to orders in state CREATED or OPENED.
Here the partially filled order is in state FILLED
At some point, the strategy needs to cancel the un-filled part of the order without closing its filled part. I do not see any way to do that, but it should be some !.
It might also happen that the partially filled part of the order is closed by hitting its TakeProfit, then the order is in state CLOSED and the un-filled part can probably be canceled by Close(), so this case seems easier.
Best Regards,
Michel
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Posted: Tue 29 Dec, 2009, 09:46
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We will make corrections in documentation to make it more clear.
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