I can't seem to make the -a flag work when running Zorro from the command line. I thought this was fixed in version 1.28? This simple Unix script executes on whatever asset was last selected from the scrollbox, rather than looping through each asset as expected:



Even without the loop (that is, specifying a single asset instead of using the $i placeholder), Zorro still executes on the last-selected asset from the scrollbox.

Is this still a bug? Or am I doing something wrong?

Cheers

This command works fine for me. It selects the asset. The previous selection does not matter. The script operates on the asset matching the one that appears in the drop down. Everything lines up.
Zorro_1.28.3$ wine Zorro.exe -run hl -a AUD/USD
as does
Zorro_1.28.3$ wine Zorro.exe -a AUD/USD -run hl


Do you see Zorro 1.28 in the title bar?

Thanks for the help GP. I do see Zorro 1.28 in the title bar. I still haven't gotten to the bottom of why the asset flag isn't working for me though. Maybe I will try using Wine instead of Cygwin, but I suspect there must be a simple problem on my end that I am just not seeing.

In the mean time, I added a few lines to my Unix script to update the asset via the Zorro strategy file using 'sed' commands to alter the strategy code for each iteration of the loop. This is doing the trick, but I'd really like to get to the bottom of this. I'll post my solution when I find it.

Thanks again for your help.