public Connect(int p = 9200)
{
gfClient = GF.Api.Impl.GFApi.CreateClient(); //Removed declaration stuff (type, object -- etc)
account = gfClient.Accounts.Get().FirstOrDefault();
runner = new GF.Api.Threading.GFClientRunner(gfClient); //declared in class def
runner.Start();
Console.WriteLine("Runner (HB) started.");
port = p;
Console.WriteLine("Connecting...");
}
public IEnumerable <GF.Api.Positions.IPosition> GetOpenPositions(GF.Api.Accounts.IAccount account, GF.Api.Positions.PositionChangedEventArgs e)
{
//Made active an ATTRIBUTE / PROPERTY -- now can be called whenever.
//GF.Api.Positions.IPosition[] active = { }; //Should I make this a fixed memory level ? Will Dynamic create overflow?
int idx = 0;
foreach (var pos in e.AsArray())
{
//If Matched Account, Has fills, and has Open Position PNL... Add to active.
if (e.ContractPosition.Account.ID == account.ID & e.ContractPosition.Fills != null & e.ContractPosition.OTE != 0)
{
//Console.WriteLine(pos);
active[idx] = pos.ContractPosition;
}
idx += 1;
}
//Real purpose -- return changed positions -- > To feed into TrailStop.
return(active);
}
/*Initially -- Try to use JUST the above code... IF you require more detail, then integrate the below stuff (tweaked examples) */
//Goal was to find and loop thrugh all open positions... return them as an iterable object -- upon PositionsChangedEvent
public IEnumerable <GF.Api.Positions.IPosition> GetPositions(GF.Api.Accounts.IAccount account, GF.Api.Positions.PositionChangedEventArgs e)
{
return(e.ContractPosition.AsArray());
}
public IEnumerable <GF.Api.Orders.IOrder> GetPositionOrders(GF.Api.Accounts.IAccount account, GF.Api.Contracts.IContract contract)
{
return(WorkingOrders.Where(order =>
order.Account.ID == account.ID &&
order.Contract.PositionContract.ID == contract.PositionContract.ID));
}
