def broker_limit_price(self):
self.ibclient.refresh()
ib_broker_order = create_broker_order_from_trade_with_contract(
self.trade_with_contract_from_IB, self.order.instrument_code)
if ib_broker_order.limit_price == 0.0:
broker_limit_price = None
else:
broker_limit_price = ib_broker_order.limit_price
return broker_limit_price
def update_order(self):
# Update the broker order using the control object
# Can be used when first submitted, or when polling objects
# Basically copies across the details from the control object that are
# likely to be updated
self.ibclient.refresh()
ib_broker_order = create_broker_order_from_trade_with_contract(
self.trade_with_contract_from_IB, self.order.instrument_code)
updated_broker_order = add_trade_info_to_broker_order(
self.order, ib_broker_order)
self._order = updated_broker_order
def __init__(self,
trade_with_contract_from_ib: tradeWithContract,
ibclient: ibOrdersClient,
broker_order: brokerOrder = None,
instrument_code: str = None,
ticker_object: tickerObject = None):
if broker_order is None:
# This might happen if for example we are getting the orders from
# IB
broker_order = create_broker_order_from_trade_with_contract(
trade_with_contract_from_ib, instrument_code)
super().__init__(control_object=trade_with_contract_from_ib,
broker_order=broker_order,
ticker_object=ticker_object)
self._ibclient = ibclient