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support the 'distance' parameter #147
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merge? |
how to set trailing stop loss on JPY pairs? i have Trailing working for USD based pairs but fails at all JPY pairs when trying to do the same 15 pips in JPY like so (0.15 pips). suggestions? |
Why ask me and not just try things? |
@hootnot i have
can anyone help?
I cant understand why |
It looks like you run a Ruby interpreter, what does that have to do with my Python library ? I think you are looking for: https://github.com/kobusjoubert/oanda_api_v20 but before you drop any questions, please do your homework |
@hootnot this is the gem im using for a 100% pure ruby on rails project. any other suggestions? |
You are asking Ruby related questions regarding my Python oandapyV20 (oanda-api-v20) which is something totally different from https://github.com/kobusjoubert/oanda_api_v20 So, we will end this discussion now! |
Regarding #145 : Missing
distance
parameter onStopLossOrderRequest
andStopLossDetails
implementedOANDA docs are not 100% clear about where the parameter is supported. The TakeProfitOrderRequest names
distance
in it's header but in the details nothing is found. Placing a TP-order usingdistance
fails with an error.I raised a question at OANDA regarding this: docs wrong or is it not implemented (yet)?
2019-07-17: update from OANDA: they are looking into this ...
2019-07-29: update from OANDA: this parameter is not public yet and may contain bugs. So it is not recommended to be used by any script or third-party application.
Bottomline: it can't be used in a TakeProfitOrderRequest !