DOTJGTENV_NOT_FOUND_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 727

SUBPROCESS_RUN_ERROR_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 729
INSTRUMENT_NOT_VALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 600
ORDER_ADDING_FAILED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 5
ORDER_NOT_FOUND_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 3
ORDER_ARGUMENTS_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 10

TRADE_CLOSE_ARGUMENTS_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 107
TRADE_AMOUNT_TO_CLOSE_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 108
TRADE_NOT_CLOSED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 110
TRADE_NOT_OPENED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 115
TRADE_NO_OPEN_POSITION_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 120
TRADE_ALREADY_OPENED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 133
TRADE_ALREADY_CLOSED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 135

TRADE_ALREADY_EXISTS_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 140

JGTSETTING_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 666

JGTFILES_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 700

#SEMANTICS
TRADE_NOT_FOUND_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 105
TRADE_NOT_EXISTS_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 105

TRADE_NOT_MODIFIED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE =    150
TRADE_STOP_CHANGING_EXIT_ERROR_CODE =   155
TRADE_STOP_NOT_CHANGED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 160
TRADE_STOP_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 165

SUBSCRIPTION_MANAGEMENT_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 544

MARKET_CLOSED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 305

ACCOUNT_NOT_FOUND_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 201
ACCOUNT_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 202

ORDER_WITH_SAME_ENTRY_DATA_EXISTS_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 176
ORDER_REMOVED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 80
ORDER_STOP_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 165

STOP_INVALID_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 165

ORDER_REMOVAL_FAILED_BECOMED_A_TRADE_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 18
FX_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 22

MARKET_DATA_UPDATE_FAILED_EXIT_ERROR_CODE = 322

ORDER_PRICE_EXCEEDS_LIMIT_EXIT_ERROR_CODE=99 #Indicates that the order price exceeds the configured price limit.
INVALID_ORDER_QUANTITY_EXIT_ERROR_CODE=95 #Indicates that the order quantity is invalid (e.g., too small, too large, or not a multiple of the minimum lot size).

"""

# Analysis and Suggestions

The provided Python constants for error codes seem comprehensive and well-defined. Here are some suggestions for improvement:

Consistency: Consider using a consistent naming convention for the constants. For example, all constants could be in uppercase with underscores separating words.
Documentation: Add comments to each constant explaining the specific error condition it represents. This will improve code readability and maintainability.
Completeness: Review the application's code to ensure all potential error conditions are covered by the defined constants.
Error Handling: Implement proper error handling mechanisms in the application to catch and handle these errors gracefully. This could involve logging the errors, notifying the user, or taking corrective actions.
Testing: Write unit tests to ensure that the error codes are used correctly and that the error handling logic functions as expected.

# Additional Error Codes
Based on common trading scenarios, here are some additional error codes you might consider adding:

INSUFFICIENT_FUNDS_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that the account does not have enough funds to execute the requested order.
INVALID_ORDER_TYPE_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that the order type specified is not supported by the exchange or the application.
INVALID_ORDER_QUANTITY_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that the order quantity is invalid (e.g., too small, too large, or not a multiple of the minimum lot size).
ORDER_PRICE_EXCEEDS_LIMIT_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that the order price exceeds the configured price limit.
CONNECTION_ERROR_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that the application could not connect to the exchange or data provider.
API_ERROR_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that an error occurred while communicating with the exchange's API.
TIMEOUT_ERROR_EXIT_ERROR_CODE: Indicates that a request to the exchange timed out.

"""
