OUTPUT: GbDivergence2 Initialize()

[esignal]

Hi..

When I am going to put a indicator in the graph appears to me the following string in the output :

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GbDivergence2 Initialize()
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GbDivergence2 Initialize()



what is?

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Looks to be a print coming from the GbDivergence2 study, you would need to check it's source / Initialize() section closely...

[esignal]

where i check it?...i don't see indicator with name GbDivergence2

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

If you don't see it as open source under Tools > Edit NinjaScript > Indicator, it could be as well coming from an installed assembly perhaps? That would be listed under the File > Utilities > Remove NinjaScript menu for your install.

[esignal]

you mean REMOVE NINJASCRIPT ASSEMBLY?
Could be file .dll?

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Correct, the print from the Initialize() method could be coming from an installed assembly as well - you would need to test or contact the developers as the code could not be edited / reviewed then by you if that is indeed the case.

[esignal]

i 've delete all ninjascript assembly but give me same error

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Then it would be coming from one of the open source installed scripts, as this would not be a NT default study or print output. You would need to look through all files and see where it would be printed and then comment out.

[esignal]

Ok .... but if the indicators are compiled but not run .... how this is possible? And I solve passing all indicators one by one and checking it?

I forgot ..... output "GbDivergence2 Initialize()" is given to me as soon as I select to add indicator (but do not add more)

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

This would be possible to happen, since the Initialize() method will be called across all indicators, so you could see prints for example that are coming from other scripts. Correct, one script must be issuing this print - perhaps search for the name using the Windows search, so you would know which source .cs it would be?

[esignal]

thank you!....i've found it......

it was in a indicator