AddOnFramework.cs Orders Collection, example using LINQ?

[balltrader]

EDITED:
Here is my example of using LINQ to query the collection of Orders.
I didn't want to loop thru all orders, if I can get a subset first.

// LINQ Query ?
var openOrders = from theOrder in accountSelector.SelectedAccount.Orders
where
( theOrder.OrderState == OrderState.Accepted
||
theOrder.OrderState == OrderState.Working
)
orderby theOrder.Id
select theOrder;

foreach (Order openOrder in openOrders)
{
  // bonk bonk
}

thank you

EDITED:
My initial confusion was trying to figure out what type of collection the ~Acct~.Orders was.

I used this code

var ordCollTyep = accountSelector.SelectedAccount.Orders.GetType();

to return the type as System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<NinjaTra der.Cbi.Order>

but trying to put all that in the type specifier in front of the local var "openOrders" would not compile, giving errors of
"CS0266

Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Linq.IOrderedEnumerable<NinjaTrader.Cbi.Or der>' to 'System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<NinjaTr ader.Cbi.Order>'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?)

so after a few drinks, I somehow got the idea to just use the generic type of "var" to recv the results from the LINQ query, because all I really needed is the item inside the filtered LINQ results.

the code at the beginning of this post is working code.

any comments for a better method are welcome.

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello balltrader,

Thanks for your post.

This is more of a C# question than a NinjaScript specific question.

We will leave the thread open for any community members who have written their NinjaScript code to utilize LINQ to share their comments.

If you have any other NinjaScript specific inquiries, please don't hesitate to open a new thread.