Output window - message "lost"

[tonynt]

Hello,

when debugging strategies there appears now - for the first time - in the output window the message "lost". This appears in a proper line, in the line before there is drawn the stopOrder created in the OnExecution section.

What does this mean please or refer to?

Thanks
Tony

[NinjaTrader_Matthew]

You must have a custom print statement in some strategy or indicator that is running that is outputting that message.

Please double check all of your Print statements in your customs scripts and you should be able to locate the line which is doing this.

[tonynt]

Hello,

thank you for your reply.

As I have no custom print statement with lost and this appears only when running this strategy it must be from the strategy, sorry for making this not clear in my question.

But what does NinjaTrader signal to the user with "lost"? I only have Print("stopOrder3: " + stopOrder3); in the strategy. So, it must be from this or something proper to NT.

I assume not my feeling when I try to solve my issues.

Thanks
Tony

You must have a custom print statement in some strategy or indicator that is running that is outputting that message.

Please double check all of your Print statements in your customs scripts and you should be able to locate the line which is doing this.

[NinjaTrader_Matthew]

Is that exactly what it says, "lost"? Nothing else?

[tonynt]

Hello,
here I paste what are the 2 lines:

stopOrder3: Order='b81cd07916474812bc3bce7af978d270/Sim101' Name='Stop3' State=Accepted Instrument='$USDCHF' Action=Sell Limit price=0 Stop price=0,94035 Quantity=1.000 Strategy='L1MrunxReady' Type=Stop Tif=Gtc Oco='' Filled=0 Fill price=0 Token='b81cd07916474812bc3bce7af978d270' Gtd='01.12.2099 00:00:00'
lost

Your reply was so fast - thank you for your support - that my editing was to late, so I want to repeat here the additional information: I have only "Print("stopOrder3: " + stopOrder3);" in my strategy, so it must refer to the stoporder or something proper by NT, no?

Thanks
Tony

Is that exactly what it says, "lost"? Nothing else?