The framework provides a range of functions for helping to work with orderType values. For example:
var oppositeType = FXB.OrderTypes.Invert(FXB.OrderTypes.BUY_STOP);
| FXB.OrderTypes. | Helper function |
| IsLong(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a long order or trade (is one of BUY, BUY_LIMIT, BUY_STOP, BUY_STOP_LIMIT) |
| IsShort(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a short order or trade (is one of SELL, SELL_LIMIT, SELL_STOP, SELL_STOP_LIMIT) |
| IsMarket(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a trade rather than pending order (is one of BUY, SELL) |
| IsPending(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a pending order rather than a trade (is one of BUY_LIMIT, BUY_STOP, SELL_LIMIT, SELL_STOP, BUY_STOP_LIMIT, SELL_STOP_LIMIT) |
| IsLimit(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a limit pending order (is one of BUY_LIMIT, SELL_LIMIT) |
| IsStop(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a limit pending order (is one of BUY_STOP, SELL_STOP) |
| IsStopLimit(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a stop-limit pending order (is one of BUY_STOP_LIMIT, SELL_STOP_LIMIT) |
| IsCredit(x) | Tests whether the orderType represents a credit movement rather than an order or trade |
| Invert(x) | Inverts the order-type. For example, Invert(FXB.OrderTypes.BUY) = FXB.OrderTypes.SELL, and Invert(FXB.OrderTypes.SELL_LIMIT) = FXB.OrderTypes.BUY_STOP |
