using onOrderUpdate/onExecution question

[stevebong]

Hi,

I noticed my entryOrder.token and execution.order.token are not same. Could you please explain when this happens.

I submit two orders like this.

entryOrder = EnterLongLimit(DefaultQuantity, longPrice, "long 1a");
entryOrder = EnterLongLimit(DefaultQuantity, longPrice, "long 1b");

and I show:

2/22/2010 1:58:06 AM
order name long 1a
order state Filled
entryOrder token 2b79bdab1e49487284277350d86b7e39
execution.order.token 455f85a53b60437f9ded9ec62b4fc452

2/22/2010 1:58:07 AM
order name long 1b
order state Filled
entryOrder token 2b79bdab1e49487284277350d86b7e39
execution.order.token 2b79bdab1e49487284277350d86b7e39

so for order "long 1a" the tokens are different and strangely its entryOrder token is same as "long 1b" tokens...

Thanks,

-Steve

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Steve, you just have a differentiation in the order name used, but you still use the same IOrder object for both entries (entryOrder).

Since you get two individual executions for those, the reported tokens are different.

[stevebong]

Thanks for the clarification. I created a separate entryOrder object for the second order and tokens match up now.

Thanks,