Getting Opened Order Tickets

Request: fetch only the tickets (IDs) of currently opened orders Retrieve a lightweight ticket list without full order details.

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Code Example

// --- Quick use (service wrapper) ---
// Prints all currently opened order tickets.
svc.ShowOpenedOrderTickets(ctx)

// --- Low-level (direct account call) ---
// Preconditions: account is already connected.

ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 3*time.Second)
defer cancel()

ticketsData, err := account.OpenedOrdersTickets(ctx)
if err != nil {
    log.Fatalf("❌ OpenedOrdersTickets error: %v", err)
}

for _, ticket := range ticketsData.GetTickets() {
    fmt.Printf("Open Order Ticket: %d\n", ticket)
}

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Method Signature

func (s *MT4Service) ShowOpenedOrderTickets(ctx context.Context)

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🔽 Input

Field	Type	Description
ctx	context.Context	For timeout and cancellation control

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⬆️ Output

This method prints the ticket IDs of opened orders to stdout. Underlying response: *pb.OpenedOrdersTicketsData

Field	Type	Description
Tickets	[]uint64	List of ticket IDs for opened orders

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🎯 Purpose

Retrieve only open order IDs without full details. Useful for:

• Rapid synchronization or order tracking
• Lightweight matching against local state
• Selecting targets for modification/cancellation

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🧩 Notes & Tips

• Tickets only: To inspect volumes, prices, or symbols, follow up with OpenedOrders or HistoryOrderByTicket.
• Uniqueness: Ticket IDs are unique per account; always treat them as uint64.
• Performance: Ideal for high-frequency polling or lightweight checks.

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⚠️ Pitfalls

• No orders open: The API returns an empty slice, not nil. Always handle gracefully.
• Stale state: If orders are rapidly opened/closed, snapshot may be outdated in milliseconds. For real-time, use streams if available.