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If you setup 2 active subscriptions using the same event, but different callbacks, for example:
this.subscriptions.register<OpenOrder[]>(
() => {
this.api.reqOpenOrders();
},
undefined,
[
[EventName.openOrder, this.onOpenOrder],
[EventName.orderStatus, this.onOrderStatus],
[EventName.orderBound, this.onOrderBound],
[EventName.openOrderEnd, this.onOpenOrderEnd],
],
"getOpenOrders", // use same instance id each time, to make sure there is only 1 pending request at time
);
and
this.subscriptions
.register<OpenOrder[]>(
() => {
this.api.reqAllOpenOrders();
},
undefined,
[
[EventName.openOrder, this.onOpenOrder],
[EventName.orderStatus, this.onOrderStatus],
[EventName.orderBound, this.onOrderBound],
[EventName.openOrderEnd, this.onOpenOrderComplete],
],
"getAllOpenOrders", // use same instance id each time, to make sure there is only 1 pending request at time
);
As the subscription registry maintains a Map with the EventName as key and a callback and it's subscriptions as entry:
/** A Map containing the subscription registry, with event name as key. */
private readonly entires = new IBApiNextMap<EventName, RegistryEntry>();
The second callback for the same EventName.openOrderEnd will be ignored (in favour of the first active subscription callback) leading to undesired behaviour.
Thanks
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Hello,
If you setup 2 active subscriptions using the same event, but different callbacks, for example:
and
As the subscription registry maintains a
Map
with theEventName
as key and a callback and it's subscriptions as entry:The second callback for the same
EventName.openOrderEnd
will be ignored (in favour of the first active subscription callback) leading to undesired behaviour.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: