Quote from promagma:
haha it was a wild guess - the IB API is a funny thing
The rest is easy.
Code:if (field == TickType.BID) System.out.println("Holy cow this is working, I got bid " + (float)price); else if (field == TickType.ASK) System.out.println("Holy cow this is working, I got ask " + (float)price); else if (field == TickType.LAST) System.out.println("Holy cow this is working, I got last " + (float)price);
Mmmm.... Not sure what you mean.
So , the code you recommended above should be added to the tickPrice method in the PrintWrapper class which implements in EWrapper.
I want to store the price and size of a specific bid and ask tick in my main file where a print wrapper objext exists. I'm thinking unless I can overload the tickPrice method, but I'm not sure if that still helps because in the main file, I have
Code:
client.reqMktData(tickerId, con, "100,101,104,106,162,165,221,225", true);What I have is a Strategy object in the main file (i.e. PrintTestForex class )to which I was planning on passing EClientSocket as a parameter. I'm wondering if that's how you do it? Or how would you recommend I do it.
More specifically I want the ESocketClient object not just to print market data but return it so that I can store it in a variable. The TickPrice method in wrapper class doesn't return anything.