Bug in bbroker._try_exec_limit()

[Batman]

In the method:

def _try_exec_limit(self, order, popen, phigh, plow, plimit):
        if order.isbuy():
            if plimit >= popen:
                # open smaller/equal than requested - buy cheaper
                pmax = min(phigh, plimit)
                p = self._slip_up(pmax, popen, doslip=self.p.slip_open,
                                  lim=True)
                self._execute(order, ago=0, price=p)
            elif plimit >= plow:
                # day low below req price ... match limit price
                self._execute(order, ago=0, price=plimit)

        else:  # Sell
            if plimit <= popen:
                # open greater/equal than requested - sell more expensive
                pmin = max(plow, plimit)
                p = self._slip_down(plimit, popen, doslip=self.p.slip_open,
                                    lim=True)
                self._execute(order, ago=0, price=p)
            elif plimit <= phigh:
                # day high above req price ... match limit price
                self._execute(order, ago=0, price=plimit)

The line:

p = self._slip_down(plimit, popen, doslip=self.p.slip_open,
                                    lim=True)

Should use "pmin" instead of "plimit" (as it uses "pmax" in the buy case):

p = self._slip_down(pmin, popen, doslip=self.p.slip_open,
                                    lim=True)

It is not adjusting the limit price before calling _slip_down().