Closing a forex position with ExitLong()

[henry.omd]

Hello, I was reading the Help on "Closing a Position or ATM Strategy", which talks about the benefit of the NT approach, but then adds the proviso: "The exception are currencies (FOREX) where all working orders are cancelled and then a market order is submitted to close the position."

This makes me wonder: if I apply what the document is talking about to a generic NS order management strategy, it would seem that

CancelOrder(myLimitSellOrder); ExitLong();

is equivalent to just
ExitLong()
without the explicit cancel in all cases except in forex. But what I am uncertain of is whether the explicit cancel is still required when using NS to exit a position with a market order when a limit order is still pending. If NT already explicity closes all working orders and then resubmits a market order, why would I have to call CancelOrder() in NS explicitly?

Am I interpreting the doc correctly?

-Henry

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

If you call ExitLong() and it closes the entire position, I beleive that the pending limit order will be cancelled. Please test this to confirm. Thanks.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

If you don't explicitly cancel it the pending limit order should return something along the lines of "no matching exit" and cancel on its own.