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Re: EXITRUN only in simulations?
[Re: Sphin]
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07/01/18 14:10
07/01/18 14:10
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No, Exitrun is a flag that is set when Zorro starts its last run: http://manual.zorro-project.com/is.htmWhen you hit stop you want no exit run. Imagine the script places wrong trades or the market crashes, so you hit stop, then you dont want it to continue for another run.
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Re: EXITRUN only in simulations?
[Re: Petra]
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07/01/18 14:56
07/01/18 14:56
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MatPed
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I hope they dont, because when I hit stop I want it to stop, not to start another run. There must be a better solution. Hi Petra, Can you explain why having a function activated pressing the STOP button pressed should be a bad thing? I do not get it. Thank You
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Re: EXITRUN only in simulations?
[Re: MatPed]
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07/01/18 16:59
07/01/18 16:59
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To give an example, what I'm doing is simply:
if(is(EXITRUN))
for(all_trades)
print(TO_CSV, "%s, %s, %.1f, %.2fn", strdate("%y%m%d %H:%M:%S", TradeEnterTime), Asset, SpecialKey, TradeProfit);
Means after the last run Zorro prints to CSV each trade together with a special key number (TradeVar). No restart of run or what ever, only printing trade results to CSV. Or like MatPed said: you are not forced to use this function.
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Re: EXITRUN only in simulations?
[Re: Spirit]
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07/02/18 16:01
07/02/18 16:01
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users would not expect that a button named "stop" starts a new run No one would expect it, me neither. Why not using simply the evaluate or cleanup function? With pleasure. Could you please give me a hint how to call a function after the end of trading the with the evaluate function? From the manual:
For globally allocated memory areas, define a void cleanup() function that releases memory. The function will be automatically called at end or termination of the session. Does this work:
void cleanup() {
for(all_trades)
print(TO_CSV, "%s, %s, %.1f, %.2fn", strdate("%y%m%d %H:%M:%S", TradeEnterTime), Asset, SpecialKey, TradeProfit);
}
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