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pub struct Exit {
Show 13 fields pub id: String, pub from_entry: Option<String>, pub qty: Option<f64>, pub qty_percent: Option<f64>, pub limit: Option<f64>, pub profit_ticks: Option<f64>, pub stop: Option<f64>, pub loss_ticks: Option<f64>, pub trail_price: Option<f64>, pub trail_points: Option<f64>, pub trail_offset: Option<f64>, pub activated: bool, pub peak: Option<f64>,
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A stop-loss / take-profit bracket attached to a position, from strategy.exit. Its legs are evaluated each bar once the position exists; whichever fills first closes it and cancels the other (one-cancels-all).

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§id: String§from_entry: Option<String>

The entry whose position this exits; None exits the whole position.

§qty: Option<f64>

Contracts to exit; None exits the whole matched position (or qty_percent of it).

§qty_percent: Option<f64>

Percentage of the matched position to exit when qty is absent.

§limit: Option<f64>

Take-profit as a price (limit) or a distance in ticks from the entry (profit). A price wins if both are given.

§profit_ticks: Option<f64>§stop: Option<f64>

Stop-loss as a price (stop) or a distance in ticks (loss).

§loss_ticks: Option<f64>§trail_price: Option<f64>

Trailing stop: it activates once price moves trail_points ticks past the entry favourably, or touches trail_price, then trails trail_offset ticks behind the best price reached.

§trail_points: Option<f64>§trail_offset: Option<f64>§activated: bool

Runtime state of the trailing stop, carried across bars: whether it has activated and the best price seen since.

§peak: Option<f64>

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impl Exit

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pub fn resting( id: impl Into<String>, from_entry: Option<String>, qty: Option<f64>, qty_percent: Option<f64>, ) -> Self

A bracket with no trailing stop and no runtime state yet.

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impl Clone for Exit

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fn clone(&self) -> Exit

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Exit

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Freeze for Exit

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Exit

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impl Send for Exit

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impl Sync for Exit

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impl Unpin for Exit

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impl UnsafeUnpin for Exit

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impl UnwindSafe for Exit

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impl<T> Any for T
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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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