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| PriceRange.valueOf(String ...) consistant |
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RoadRunner
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| Post subject: PriceRange.valueOf(String ...) consistant |
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Posted: Tue 10 May, 2011, 17:52
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For price ranges from 1..6 pips PriceRange.valueOf(String) accepts argument values: "ONE_PIP" ... "SIX_PIPS"
above 6 pips the argument value has to have the syntax "7_PIPS", ...."100_PIPS".
Using either of the 2 types in the other range will produce an error, i.e. "2_PIPS" will fail, as will "SEVEN PIPS".
It would be good if you make the accepted arguments consistant throughout the whole pip range.
Thanks & best, RR.
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API Support
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| Post subject: Re: JFOREX-2996 PriceRange.valueOf(String ...) consistant |
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Posted: Thu 19 May, 2011, 14:22
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Please use method PriceRange.valueOf(int pipCount).
This method will return appropriate PriceRange for the passed pipCount integer value.
The method PriceRange.valueOf(String str) is used for compatibility with the old PriceRange version. There are only six predefined values: ONE_PIP, TWO_PIPS, THREE_PIPS, FOUR_PIPS, FIVE_PIPS, SIX_PIPS.
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