Hello,
Because of some incomprehensible behavior I narrow down the error to the following.
function run(){
asset("EURUSD");
StartDate = NOW;
printf("\nhello preload (%s)", Asset);
if (!is(LOOKBACK)){
printf("\nhello trading");
}
}The Zorro log writes a lot "hello preload (EURUSD)", but never go to "hello trading".
However in this case I see the "hello trading" message.
function run(){
StartDate = NOW;
asset("EURUSD");
printf("\nhello preload (%s)", Asset);
if (!is(LOOKBACK)){
printf("\nhello trading");
}
}It's totally illogical for me, and I'm trying to understand why is it possible. No error messages, Zorro can select the Asset (I see the "hello preload (EURUSD)" message), but just do not finishing the lookback period. Could someone explain this phenomenon?
Is there a guideline for dummies of other restrictions / rules about which statement should follow others?
Like this: "do not select the asset before setting up the startdate".
Also I think it would be great if Zorro could generate an error message if the order of statements is incorrect.
Thank you!
(Zorro S 2.44)
