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quantconnect--lean/Common/Orders/StopLimitOrder.cs
Michael Handschuh a46a551c03 Include Order.Tag/OrderEvent.Message in their ToString, Fix default tag values (#4797)
* Improve information tracked in regression's {algorithm}.{lang}.details.log

The details.log file aims at providing a diff-able document that quickly and
easily provides actionable information. Since many regression algorithms use
the algorithm's debug/error messaging facilities to log various pieces of algo
state. This document also support a configuration option: regression-high-fidelity-logging'
that logs EVERY piece of data, again, with the aim of providing an easily diff-able
documenbt to quickly highlight actionable information. I may have missed omse key
pieces of information here, but now that the entire QC knows about this regression
tool, if additional information is required then hopefully it's easy enough at this
point to extend the RegressionResultHandler to suit our needs.

The RegressionResultHandler was initially implemented to provide a concise log of
all orders. This was achieved by simply using the Order.ToString method. While
testing/investigating OptionExerciseOrder behavior, it became evident that more
information was required to properly identify the source of potential failures or
differences between previous regression test runs. This change adds logging for
almost every IResultHandler method and additionally attempts to capture the
actual portfolio impact of every OrderEvent. This is accomplished by logging
the portfolio's TotalPortfolioValue, Cash properties and the security's
SecurityHolding.Quantity property.

This change also standardizes the timestamps used to folloow the ISO-8601 format.

When using the RegressionResultHandler, it is highly recommeded to also disable
'forward-console-message' configuration option to ensure algorithm Debug/Error
message logging is done synchronously to ensure correct ordering with respect to
log messages via Log.Debug/Trace/Error.

* Fix typo in options OrderTests test case name

* Update SymbolRepresentation.GenerationOptionTickerOSI to extension method

Far more convenient as an extension method

* Improve R# default code formatting rules

Many of these rule changes focus on improving the readability of code,
with a particular emphasis on multi-line constructs, chained method calls
and multi-line method invocations/declarations.

* Add braces, use string interpolation and limit long lines

* Refactor OptionExerciseOrder.Quantity to indicate change in #contracts

For all other order types, the Order.Quantity indicates the change in the algorithm's
holdings upon order execution for the order's symbol. For OptionExerciseOrder, this
convention was broken. It appears as though only exercise was initially implemented,
in which case only long positions were supported and a code comment indicated that
only positive values of quantity were acceptable, indicating the number of contracts
to exercise. At a later date, assignment simulation was added and utilized a negative
order quantity. This caused some major inconsistencies in how models view exercise
orders compared to all other order types. This change brings OptionExerciseOrder.Quantity
into alignment with the other order types by making it represent the change in holdings
quantity upon order execution.

This change was originally going to be much larger, but in order to minimize risks and to
make for an easier review experience, the additional changes will be committed separately
and pushed in their own PR. Some of the issues identified include:
* Manual Exercise (especially for OTM) is not covered
* Margin Calculations (in particular taking into account opposing contracts held)
* IBrokerage.OptionPositionAssigned is raised for exercise (later filtered by tx handler)

Fixes OptionPortfolioModelTests to use exercise model to properly model exercise of
non-account quote currency option contract.

* Include Order.Tag/OrderEvent.Message in their ToString, Fix default tag values

There was inconsistencies in what we were checking for. The order constructors
default the tag parameter to an empty string but Order.CreateOrder checks for
a null string. Additionally, the order constructors (limit,stopmarket,stoplimit)
would check for an empty string and if so, apply a default order tag.

This change cleans these checks up using string.IsNullOrEmpty and also removes the
check from Order.CreateOrder since we're passing the tag into the various order
constructors.
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using System;
using QuantConnect.Interfaces;
using QuantConnect.Securities;
using static QuantConnect.StringExtensions;
namespace QuantConnect.Orders
{
/// <summary>
/// Stop Market Order Type Definition
/// </summary>
public class StopLimitOrder : Order
{
/// <summary>
/// Stop price for this stop market order.
/// </summary>
public decimal StopPrice { get; internal set; }
/// <summary>
/// Signal showing the "StopLimitOrder" has been converted into a Limit Order
/// </summary>
public bool StopTriggered { get; internal set; }
/// <summary>
/// Limit price for the stop limit order
/// </summary>
public decimal LimitPrice { get; internal set; }
/// <summary>
/// StopLimit Order Type
/// </summary>
public override OrderType Type
{
get { return OrderType.StopLimit; }
}
/// <summary>
/// Default constructor for JSON Deserialization:
/// </summary>
public StopLimitOrder()
{
}
/// <summary>
/// New Stop Market Order constructor -
/// </summary>
/// <param name="symbol">Symbol asset we're seeking to trade</param>
/// <param name="quantity">Quantity of the asset we're seeking to trade</param>
/// <param name="limitPrice">Maximum price to fill the order</param>
/// <param name="time">Time the order was placed</param>
/// <param name="stopPrice">Price the order should be filled at if a limit order</param>
/// <param name="tag">User defined data tag for this order</param>
/// <param name="properties">The order properties for this order</param>
public StopLimitOrder(Symbol symbol, decimal quantity, decimal stopPrice, decimal limitPrice, DateTime time, string tag = "", IOrderProperties properties = null)
: base(symbol, quantity, time, tag, properties)
{
StopPrice = stopPrice;
LimitPrice = limitPrice;
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(tag))
{
//Default tag values to display stop price in GUI.
Tag = Invariant($"Stop Price: {stopPrice:C} Limit Price: {limitPrice:C}");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the order value in units of the security's quote currency
/// </summary>
/// <param name="security">The security matching this order's symbol</param>
protected override decimal GetValueImpl(Security security)
{
// selling, so higher price will be used
if (Quantity < 0)
{
return Quantity*Math.Max(LimitPrice, security.Price);
}
// buying, so lower price will be used
if (Quantity > 0)
{
return Quantity*Math.Min(LimitPrice, security.Price);
}
return 0m;
}
/// <summary>
/// Modifies the state of this order to match the update request
/// </summary>
/// <param name="request">The request to update this order object</param>
public override void ApplyUpdateOrderRequest(UpdateOrderRequest request)
{
base.ApplyUpdateOrderRequest(request);
if (request.StopPrice.HasValue)
{
StopPrice = request.StopPrice.Value;
}
if (request.LimitPrice.HasValue)
{
LimitPrice = request.LimitPrice.Value;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns a string that represents the current object.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>
/// A string that represents the current object.
/// </returns>
/// <filterpriority>2</filterpriority>
public override string ToString()
{
return Invariant($"{base.ToString()} at stop {StopPrice.SmartRounding()} limit {LimitPrice.SmartRounding()}");
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a deep-copy clone of this order
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A copy of this order</returns>
public override Order Clone()
{
var order = new StopLimitOrder {StopPrice = StopPrice, LimitPrice = LimitPrice};
CopyTo(order);
return order;
}
}
}