MQL4 OrdersHistoryTotal()
Returns how many closed orders are in the account history the terminal has loaded.
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This is an MQL4 function, not an HTTP endpoint. It has no method, no path and no address to send a request to: it runs inside the MetaTrader 4 terminal, in a program written in MQL4.
Signature
The form of the call on the vendor's page, with the vendor's comments taken out.
int OrdersHistoryTotal()
Arguments
The function takes no arguments.
Return value
- Type
- int
- What comes back
- The count. The page says the size of the list depends on the settings of the terminal's Account history tab.
Sample
Written by this site from the signature and arguments recorded on this page. It has not been run against a terminal, a server or an account, and the values in it are placeholders. It holds no credential and needs none: the program runs inside a terminal that is already logged in to an account. Nothing is entered on this site.
void OnStart()
{
for(int i=0; i<OrdersHistoryTotal(); i++)
{
if(OrderSelect(i,SELECT_BY_POS,MODE_HISTORY))
PrintFormat("#%d %s profit %.2f",OrderTicket(),OrderSymbol(),OrderProfit());
}
}