Re: twsapi: parameter list for orderstatus?
It
works for me (I use VB 5) but I pass parameters 'ByVal' in the order status
event.
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Michel.
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I'm getting an error
in VB 6 that says the declaration does not match
the event
description.
From the object browser I got this info and coded the sub
like this...
Sub tws1_orderStatus(id As Long, status As String, filled
As Long,
remaining As Long, price As Single)
'orderstatus event
End
Sub
This is from the user guide...
void orderStatus(long id,
String status, long filled, long remaining,
float price,
permId)
I tried to add permId to the declaration and other
combinations but
that didn't work.? Anyone have a working orderstatus
declaration??
Not sure what I'm doing
wrong.
Thanx,
Brian
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Re: twsapi: Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
I dont
know how you handle your quotes and sizes so I can't help.
The
way in which I handle them is through the use of a 'one shoot' timer of 200 ms.
In my tickPrice event I update a variable LastPrice = price and enable the
timer. In my tickSize event I update a variable LastSize = size and also enable
the timer if it is not. Then in the Timer.Timer event I disable the timer and do
the job with LastPrice and LastSize.
This
way I allow a 200ms. time window after every price or size event to wait for the
second event (size or price) to update the other variable and if the second
event dont comes, simply the other variable is unchanged when I use them in my
Timer.timer event.
?
Michel.
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Enviado el: jueves, 04 de julio de 2002
21:35
Para: twsapi@...
Asunto: twsapi: Re: Ways
of filtering bad quotes from TWS
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Tbanks
for the reply. Thanks what I'm doing with the 0 price quotes,
throwing
them away. I didn't mention that I'm also getting what seems
to be quotes
that non zero but incorrect. So I'm trying to filter them
with some type
of algrothrim so I don't get caught executing a bad
trade. I also wanted
to make sure that its not something I'm doing
incorrectly with my
interface to TWS.
Thanks,
Mark
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parameter list for orderstatus?
I'm getting an error in VB 6 that says the declaration does not match
the event description.
From the object browser I got this info and coded the sub like this...
Sub tws1_orderStatus(id As Long, status As String, filled As Long,
remaining As Long, price As Single)
'orderstatus event
End Sub
This is from the user guide...
void orderStatus(long id, String status, long filled, long remaining,
float price, permId)
I tried to add permId to the declaration and other combinations but
that didn't work. Anyone have a working orderstatus declaration?
Not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Thanx,
Brian
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twsapi: Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
Tbanks for the reply. Thanks what I'm doing with the 0 price quotes, throwing them away. I didn't mention that I'm also getting what seems to be quotes that non zero but incorrect. So I'm trying to filter them with some type of algrothrim so I don't get caught executing a bad trade. I also wanted to make sure that its not something I'm doing incorrectly with my interface to TWS. Thanks, Mark --- In twsapi@y..., "Michel" <migurull@t...> wrote: Yes, I sometimes get quotes and/or sizes =0 for a litle moment buy I dont understand your problem: 'if lastPrice = 0 then... exit sub'
Michel.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: mbluhm2001 [mailto:mbluhm2001@y...]
Enviado el: jueves, 04 de julio de 2002 19:37
Para: twsapi@y...
Asunto: twsapi: Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
I guess I will reply to myself and ask a different question:
Is anyone else getting bad quotes, i.e. quotes == 0 from the TWS
interface. If not, it seems I must be doing something wrong.
Thanks,
Mark
--- In twsapi@y..., "mbluhm2001" <mbluhm2001@y...> wrote:
> I have been getting a price quote of zero for some of the stock
> tickers throughout the trading day. So I decided to put in a filter > and wanted to see if anyone else had any better ideas. The way I'm > trying it is the following:
>
> IF
> the current price quote is greater than or less than the previous > quote by X% and the error counter is less than Y
>
> THEN
> throw away the quote and increment the error counter
>
> ELSE
> use the price quote and clear the error counter
>
> The idea is to set some min and max % (i'm starting with 5%) that the
> quote can be outside the previous quote. But to handle gaps, if the > quote is out of range Y number of times (i'm starting with 5) then use
> that new quote. Also I don't allow quotes that are a value of zero > either.
>
> Any thoughts would be helpful.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
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Re: twsapi: Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
Yes, I
sometimes get quotes and/or sizes =0 for a litle moment buy I dont understand
your problem: 'if lastPrice = 0 then... exit sub'
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Michel.
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I guess I
will reply to myself and ask a different question:
Is anyone else
getting bad quotes, i.e. quotes == 0 from the TWS
interface. If not, it
seems I must be doing something wrong.
Thanks,
Mark
---
In twsapi@y..., "mbluhm2001" wrote:
> I have
been getting a price quote of zero for some of the stock
> tickers
throughout the trading day. So I decided to put in a filter
> and
wanted to see if anyone else had any better ideas. The way I'm
> trying
it is the following:
>
> IF
>?? the current
price quote is greater than or less than the previous
> quote by X% and
the error counter is less than Y
>
> THEN
>??
throw away the quote and increment the error counter
>
>
ELSE
>?? use the price quote and clear the error
counter
>
> The idea is to set some min and max % (i'm starting
with 5%) that
the
> quote can be outside the previous quote. But to
handle gaps, if the
> quote is out of range Y number of times (i'm
starting with 5) then
use
> that new quote.? Also I don't
allow quotes that are a value of zero
> either.
>
> Any
thoughts would be helpful.
>
> Thanks,
>
Mark
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twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Hey Bruce, and I thought that the project I put on my pitiful website
was good enough... :)
regards
Jaba
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--- In twsapi@y..., "marinindextrader" <marinindextrader@y...> wrote: "Flyin an airplane is really simple too if you know how to do it. LOL"
Yep....its the landings that are tricky....
Scott
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
Flyin an airplane is really simple too if you know how to do it. LOL
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction I will see if I can figure this out.
Have a safe holiday.
Bruce
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To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 7:00 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Bruce, it's really simple.
existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
it means that existingId get's loaded with whatever there is in
the
column 13 of the active row on the spreadsheet. then it passes that
number to tws1.cancelOrder, and it cancels it.
Since you don't have spreadsheet, you need to store that ID number
when you send your buy/sell order for execution. Or, a bit more
complicated, request open orders, get their IDs and use one of them
to cancel that order.
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> First of all thanks for the response, here is the code in Excel
>
> Sub cancelOrder()
> clearError
>
> ' get existing id
> Dim existingId As Long
> existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
>
> ' cancel order
> Sheet5.Tws1.cancelOrder (existingId)
> End Sub
>
> Maybe I did not make it clear but I am trying to come up with a
stand alone program, that being said in the code above there
> is references to sheets and cells which don't exist in my prog. I
am not sure what to put in there place.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mk_trading_911
> To: twsapi@y...
> Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:21 AM
> Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
>
>
> Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual Basic for
Applications
> should appear. All the code for cancelling an order is on sheet2
> (Orders).
>
> What part of the code do you have a problem with, exactly?
> MK
>
> --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> > Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more savy
regarding
> VB what you sent would be helpful.
> >
> > I have looked at user's guide and Excel code trying to come up
with
> what I need and I can't figure it out.
> >
> > But thanks anyway.
> >
> > Bruce
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: mk_trading_911
> > To: twsapi@y...
> > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04 AM
> > Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
> >
> >
> > Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of
the
> > orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them
from
> TWS
> > (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use:
> > Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet
VBA
> > Macros, and user's manual.
> > I hope this helps.
> >
> > MK
> >
> >
> > --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> > > I have been struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone
have
> VB
> > code for canceling a pending order. I 've tried 6
> > > ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Bruce
> >
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Re: twsapi: TraderGuard is now 4.56MB - check TWSAPI file area.
Is there in any way the possibility to expand your
program to connect it to TradeStation2000i to execute fully automated
orders?
If so please mail me privately...
?
Thanks in advance
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MK
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PM
Subject: twsapi: TraderGuard is now
4.56MB - check TWSAPI file area.
TraderGuard is recompiled as you asked.
You can test
it with ANY symbol you want !
I also removed dapt.database from program to
lower its size to 4.56MB
Just type any symbol into "symbol" text field and
click connect.
You can download it from FILES area.. It is for as long
as Scott will
allow it.
If not there please, use this link to get
it.
:))
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twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
"Flyin an airplane is really simple too if you know how to do it. LOL" Yep....its the landings that are tricky.... Scott --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote: Flyin an airplane is really simple too if you know how to do it. LOL
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction I will see if I can figure this out.
Have a safe holiday.
Bruce
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From: mk_trading_911
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 7:00 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Bruce, it's really simple.
existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
it means that existingId get's loaded with whatever there is in
the column 13 of the active row on the spreadsheet. then it passes that number to tws1.cancelOrder, and it cancels it.
Since you don't have spreadsheet, you need to store that ID number when you send your buy/sell order for execution. Or, a bit more
complicated, request open orders, get their IDs and use one of them to cancel that order.
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> First of all thanks for the response, here is the code in Excel
>
> Sub cancelOrder()
> clearError
>
> ' get existing id
> Dim existingId As Long
> existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
>
> ' cancel order
> Sheet5.Tws1.cancelOrder (existingId)
> End Sub
>
> Maybe I did not make it clear but I am trying to come up with a
stand alone program, that being said in the code above there
> is references to sheets and cells which don't exist in my prog. I am not sure what to put in there place.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mk_trading_911
> To: twsapi@y...
> Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:21 AM
> Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
>
>
> Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual Basic for
Applications
> should appear. All the code for cancelling an order is on sheet2 > (Orders).
>
> What part of the code do you have a problem with, exactly?
> MK
>
> --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> > Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more savy
regarding
> VB what you sent would be helpful.
> >
> > I have looked at user's guide and Excel code trying to come up with
> what I need and I can't figure it out.
> >
> > But thanks anyway.
> >
> > Bruce
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: mk_trading_911
> > To: twsapi@y...
> > Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04 AM
> > Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
> >
> >
> > Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of the
> > orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them
from
> TWS
> > (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use:
> > Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet VBA
> > Macros, and user's manual.
> > I hope this helps.
> >
> > MK
> >
> >
> > --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote: > > > I have been struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone have
> VB
> > code for canceling a pending order. I 've tried 6
> > > ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Bruce
> >
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Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
I only access a futures account so I cant say more than the commodity quotes I get seem fine... Why dont you post the symbols your having problems with and perhaps a few other members with stock accounts can see if they can duplicate your problem... Scott --- In twsapi@y..., "mbluhm2001" <mbluhm2001@y...> wrote: I guess I will reply to myself and ask a different question:
Is anyone else getting bad quotes, i.e. quotes == 0 from the TWS
interface. If not, it seems I must be doing something wrong.
Thanks,
Mark
--- In twsapi@y..., "mbluhm2001" <mbluhm2001@y...> wrote:
I have been getting a price quote of zero for some of the stock
tickers throughout the trading day. So I decided to put in a filter and wanted to see if anyone else had any better ideas. The way
I'm trying it is the following:
IF
the current price quote is greater than or less than the
previous quote by X% and the error counter is less than Y
THEN
throw away the quote and increment the error counter
ELSE
use the price quote and clear the error counter
The idea is to set some min and max % (i'm starting with 5%) that the
quote can be outside the previous quote. But to handle gaps, if
the quote is out of range Y number of times (i'm starting with 5)
then use
that new quote. Also I don't allow quotes that are a value of zero either.
Any thoughts would be helpful.
Thanks,
Mark
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Re: Ways of filtering bad quotes from TWS
I guess I will reply to myself and ask a different question: Is anyone else getting bad quotes, i.e. quotes == 0 from the TWS interface. If not, it seems I must be doing something wrong. Thanks, Mark --- In twsapi@y..., "mbluhm2001" <mbluhm2001@y...> wrote: I have been getting a price quote of zero for some of the stock
tickers throughout the trading day. So I decided to put in a filter
and wanted to see if anyone else had any better ideas. The way I'm
trying it is the following:
IF
the current price quote is greater than or less than the previous
quote by X% and the error counter is less than Y
THEN
throw away the quote and increment the error counter
ELSE
use the price quote and clear the error counter
The idea is to set some min and max % (i'm starting with 5%) that the quote can be outside the previous quote. But to handle gaps, if the
quote is out of range Y number of times (i'm starting with 5) then use that new quote. Also I don't allow quotes that are a value of zero
either.
Any thoughts would be helpful.
Thanks,
Mark
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Re: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Flyin an airplane is really simple too if you know
how to do it. LOL
?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction I
will see if I can figure this out.
?
Have a safe holiday.
?
Bruce
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AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel
order
Bruce, it's really simple.
existingId =
Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
it means that existingId get's loaded
with whatever there is in the
column 13 of the active row on the
spreadsheet. then it passes that
number to tws1.cancelOrder, and it
cancels it.
Since you don't have spreadsheet, you need to store that ID
number
when you send your buy/sell order for execution. Or, a bit more
complicated, request open orders, get their IDs and use one of them
to
cancel that order.
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins"
wrote:
> First of all thanks for the response,
here is the code in Excel
>
> Sub
cancelOrder()
>????
clearError
>????
>???? '
get existing id
>???? Dim existingId As
Long
>???? existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row,
13).value
>
>???? ' cancel
order
>???? Sheet5.Tws1.cancelOrder
(existingId)
> End Sub
>
> Maybe I did not make it clear
but I am trying to come up with a
stand alone program, that being said in
the code above there
> is references to sheets and cells which don't
exist in my prog. I
am not sure what to put in there place.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce
>?? ----- Original
Message -----
>?? From: mk_trading_911
>??
To: twsapi@y...
>?? Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:21
AM
>?? Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
>
>
>?? Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual
Basic for
Applications
>?? should appear. All the code
for cancelling an order is on sheet2
>?? (Orders).
>
>?? What part of the code do you have a problem with,
exactly?
>?? MK
>
>?? --- In
twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins"
wrote:
>?? > Thanks for the response, and if I was a little
more savy
regarding
>?? VB what you sent would be
helpful.
>?? >
>?? > I have looked at
user's guide and Excel code trying to come up
with
>??
what I need and I can't figure it out.
>?? >
>?? > But thanks anyway.
>?? >
>?? > Bruce
>?? >?? -----
Original Message -----
>?? >?? From:
mk_trading_911
>?? >?? To: twsapi@y...
>?? >?? Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04
AM
>?? >?? Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel
order
>?? >
>?? >
>??
>?? Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of
the
>?? >?? orders you are sending, and
their status, or extract them
from
>?? TWS
>?? >?? (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the
ID, then use:
>?? >?? Tws1.cancelOrder
(orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet
VBA
>??
>?? Macros, and user's manual.
>??
>?? I hope this helps.
>?? >
>?? >?? MK
>?? >
>?? >
>?? >?? --- In
twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins"
wrote:
>?? >?? >? I have been struggling
with this for 2 days, does anyone
have
>?? VB
>?? >?? code for canceling a pending order. I
've tried 6
>?? >?? > ways from Sunday to make
it work and I am totally lost.
>?? >?? >
>?? >?? > Thanks,
>??
>?? >
>?? >?? >
Bruce
>?? >
>?? >
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twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Bruce, it's really simple. existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value it means that existingId get's loaded with whatever there is in the column 13 of the active row on the spreadsheet. then it passes that number to tws1.cancelOrder, and it cancels it. Since you don't have spreadsheet, you need to store that ID number when you send your buy/sell order for execution. Or, a bit more complicated, request open orders, get their IDs and use one of them to cancel that order. MK --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote: First of all thanks for the response, here is the code in Excel
Sub cancelOrder()
clearError
' get existing id
Dim existingId As Long
existingId = Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
' cancel order
Sheet5.Tws1.cancelOrder (existingId)
End Sub
Maybe I did not make it clear but I am trying to come up with a stand alone program, that being said in the code above there is references to sheets and cells which don't exist in my prog. I am not sure what to put in there place.
Thanks,
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
From: mk_trading_911
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:21 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual Basic for
Applications should appear. All the code for cancelling an order is on sheet2
(Orders).
What part of the code do you have a problem with, exactly?
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more savy regarding VB what you sent would be helpful.
>
> I have looked at user's guide and Excel code trying to come up with what I need and I can't figure it out.
>
> But thanks anyway.
>
> Bruce
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mk_trading_911
> To: twsapi@y...
> Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04 AM
> Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
>
>
> Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of the > orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them from TWS
> (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use:
> Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet VBA > Macros, and user's manual.
> I hope this helps.
>
> MK
>
>
> --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> > I have been struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone have VB
> code for canceling a pending order. I 've tried 6
> > ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Bruce
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Re: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
First of all thanks for the response, here is the
code in Excel
?
Sub cancelOrder()
???
clearError
???
??? ' get existing
id
??? Dim existingId As Long
??? existingId
= Cells(ActiveCell.row, 13).value
?
??? ' cancel
order
??? Sheet5.Tws1.cancelOrder (existingId)
End
Sub
?
Maybe I did not make it clear but I am trying to
come up with a stand alone program, that being said in the code above there
is references to sheets and cells which don't exist
in my prog. I am not sure what to put in there place.
?
Thanks,
?
Bruce
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Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel
order
Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual Basic for
Applications
should appear. All the code for cancelling an order is on
sheet2
(Orders).
What part of the code do you have a problem with,
exactly?
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce
Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...>
wrote:
> Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more savy
regarding
VB what you sent would be helpful.
>
> I have
looked at user's guide and Excel code trying to come up with
what I need
and I can't figure it out.
>
> But thanks anyway.
>
> Bruce
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>?? To: twsapi@y...
>?? Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04 AM
>??
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
>
>
>??
Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of the
>?? orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them
from
TWS
>?? (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID,
then use:
>?? Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the
Excel spreadsheet VBA
>?? Macros, and user's
manual.
>?? I hope this helps.
>
>??
MK
>
>
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>?? >? I have been
struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone have
VB
>??
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>?? >
ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
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>?? > Bruce
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twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Open the workbook, and press Alt-F11. Visual Basic for Applications should appear. All the code for cancelling an order is on sheet2 (Orders). What part of the code do you have a problem with, exactly? MK --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote: Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more savy regarding VB what you sent would be helpful.
I have looked at user's guide and Excel code trying to come up with
what I need and I can't figure it out.
But thanks anyway.
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
From: mk_trading_911
To: twsapi@y...
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 6:04 AM
Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of the
orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them from
TWS (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use:
Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet VBA
Macros, and user's manual.
I hope this helps.
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote:
> I have been struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone have VB code for canceling a pending order. I 've tried 6
> ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce
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Re: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel order
Thanks for the response, and if I was a little more
savy regarding VB what you sent would be helpful.
?
I have looked at user's guide and Excel code trying
to come up with what I need and I can't figure it out.
?
But thanks anyway.
?
Bruce
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Subject: twsapi: Re: Help! Cancel
order
Either: store in your application's globals the ID number
of the
orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them from TWS
(Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use:
Tws1.cancelOrder
(orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet VBA
Macros, and user's
manual.
I hope this helps.
MK
--- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins"
wrote:
>? I have been struggling with this
for 2 days, does anyone have VB
code for canceling a pending order. I 've
tried 6
> ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally
lost.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bruce
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Either: store in your application's globals the ID number of the orders you are sending, and their status, or extract them from TWS (Tws1.reqOpenOrders). Once you know the ID, then use: Tws1.cancelOrder (orderId). It's all in the Excel spreadsheet VBA Macros, and user's manual. I hope this helps. MK --- In twsapi@y..., "Bruce Hawkins" <hawkinsk001@h...> wrote: I have been struggling with this for 2 days, does anyone have VB code for canceling a pending order. I 've tried 6 ways from Sunday to make it work and I am totally lost.
Thanks,
Bruce
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I downloaded the Beast, but never run the executable.
You actually do not need to run the interface to see an image o fit.
the guy already placed a link to his web page ? where you can see what is
does look like.
Buy looking at it I noticed there was no place to place number of
shares/contracts to Buy or sell, but this might well be inside one of its
menu.
hope this helps,
Eduardo
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From: Richard Foulk [mailto:richard@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 3:44 AM
To: twsapi@...
Subject: Re: twsapi: TraderGuard
Someone that's already taken the risk and loaded up that package
should get a screen dump and post it so the group actually gets
something useful out of this.
I was going to do it but couldn't bring myself to take the risk.
(Safe computing rule #1: Never run software of questionable origin.)
Thanks
Richard
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--- In twsapi@y..., "Michel" <migurull@t...> wrote: Hi,
Does somebody know some way to run the TWS application unattended?
What I need is:
1- Avoid the login screen, passing parameters (UserName and Password) from my calling application. I think that handling UI automation inside the application is superior to anything you could do with VB or WinTask. So, I just uploaded a file called AutoLoginWrapper.java. It is the source for a tiny program that registers code to look for the Login window opening, starts TWS, finds the Login button, and "presses" it. All of this inside the Java VM that is running TWS. Eventually, I will get around to making it automatically accept incoming connections as well. I'll also post a binary version and some instructions on how to use it for those who can't figure it out.
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