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fritzybloch
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Would anyone know how to script TWS on a Mac ? What scripting language should be used ? Applescript and Quickeys dont seem to be up to it. The first thing I would like to resolve is to just set all the orders on one given page of TWS to "Pause All" after the close of the Stock Exchange every day.


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crooner1000
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I believe your best bet is using JAVA or the Python as there is a Python wrapper for dealing with TWS/Interactive Brokers.


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