Multiple orders created by a loop?

[exitOrder]

Excuse my ignorance. I don't use NT very often and I'm trying to refresh my memory with what is and isn't possible. Can (either managed or unmanaged) you do something like this?

Buy 10 contracts of something.

priceToSell = 1000.25;

for (int i = 0; i <= 9; i++)
{
Sell 1 contract at priceToSell
priceToSell = priceToSell + TickSize;
}


It doesn't appear I can do this at first glance since IOrder names have to be defined ahead of time. However, I was looking at ExitLong() and wondering if it was possible.

Thanks!

[koganam]

Excuse my ignorance. I don't use NT very often and I'm trying to refresh my memory with what is and isn't possible. Can (either managed or unmanaged) you do something like this?

Buy 10 contracts of something.

priceToSell = 1000.25;

for (int i = 0; i <= 9; i++)
{
Sell 1 contract at priceToSell
priceToSell = priceToSell + TickSize;
}


It doesn't appear I can do this at first glance since IOrder names have to be defined ahead of time. However, I was looking at ExitLong() and wondering if it was possible.

Thanks!

Yes it is. Just make your order directive an order, without assigning it to an IOrder.

[exitOrder]

Yes it is. Just make your order directive an order, without assigning it to an IOrder.

Thanks for your reply. Could you elaborate? I don't understand what you mean. I've tried a few different things and I cannot accomplish this no matter what I try,

Thanks