Math.Round ?

[GKonheiser]

In my code I have a list which I populate with,

longLevels.Add(r3 -(Math.Max(2*TickSize,(r3-r2)*0.1)));

I am trying to round the result to 2 dp before adding it, like this,

longLevels.Add(r3 -(Math.Round(Math.Max(2*TickSize,(r3-r2)*0.1))),2);

But im getting the error "No overload for method Add takes 2 arguments, but I am overloading the Math.Round with the second argument not the Add method??

Where am I making my mistake?

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

GKonheiser, the below should compile for you, there some issues in your brace placements :

longLevels.Add(r3 -(Math.Round(Math.Max(2 * TickSize, (r3 - r2) * 0.1), 2)));

[GKonheiser]

Thanks for that.

Is there a way to have all doubles rounded to 2 dp without explicitly coding each one?

[koganam]

Thanks for that.

Is there a way to have all doubles rounded to 2 dp without explicitly coding each one?

Write a method, and call it as needed. If you put it into a partial class, you can call it for all your indicators.

[GKonheiser]

Good idea, will think about it and give it a go. Would i write the method in with the strategy or separately, sorry if that's a stupid question.

[koganam]

Good idea, will think about it and give it a go. Would i write the method in with the strategy or separately, sorry if that's a stupid question.

If you write it in the strategy, it will belong only to the strategy (the presumption is that it would be a private method). If you try to make that a public method, then it can be called from another class if, and only if, your strategy is present in that installation of NT.

OTOH, if you place it in a partial class, and expose it either as protected or public, then you can access it from other classes, (again as long as the partial class file is available, which, as you can make the method the only one in the class, means that there should be little objection to it being distributed).

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello GKonheiser,

Thank you for your response and thank you to Koganam for their assistance.

As an alternative to what Koganam provided, you could use the UserDefinedMethods in NinjaTrader to set a method that you could call for any strategy or indicator: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...ed_methods.htm

[koganam]

Hello GKonheiser,

Thank you for your response and thank you to Koganam for their assistance.

As an alternative to what Koganam provided, you could use the UserDefinedMethods in NinjaTrader to set a method that you could call for any strategy or indicator: http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...ed_methods.htm

UserDefinedMethods is a partial class, with the unfortunate restriction that it cannot be exported, hence the suggestion to use a different, created file.