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[Burdett]

I've been adequately testing and getting the outcomes on settled bets. However - is there a test for a betID to argue are you settled yet?

var myReport = client.listClearedOrders(BetStatus.SETTLED, null, null, null, null, myBetIds, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);

The above code works if the bet has indeed settled. But I get an out of range exception if the bet is not BetStatus.SETTLED. I guess because its not part of the settled group. So if you're purpose is to ask if the bet is yet settled? - what would you do?

BetStatus.NotSettled would of course be great......any help or advice?

Thanks
David.

[jabe]

I've been adequately testing and getting the outcomes on settled bets. However - is there a test for a betID to argue are you settled yet?

var myReport = client.listClearedOrders(BetStatus.SETTLED, null, null, null, null, myBetIds, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);

The above code works if the bet has indeed settled. But I get an out of range exception if the bet is not BetStatus.SETTLED. I guess because its not part of the settled group. So if you're purpose is to ask if the bet is yet settled? - what would you do?

BetStatus.NotSettled would of course be great......any help or advice?

Thanks
David.

An out-of-range error should be manageable within your program. Is that C#.NET you're using?

You could try something like this (I'm not a C# programmer, so it will need tweaking):

Try
var myReport = client.listClearedOrders(BetStatus.SETTLED, null, null, null, null, myBetIds, null, null, null, null, null, null, null);
Catch ex as exception
if ex == system.error.outofrange
' do something or nothing
end if
end try

There might be better ways, but I don't know how your myReport is defined.