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Referencing an MTF indicator in another indicator
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Hello zeller4,
Are you referring to line 47 in the MTFCallieExample that I have provided you?
Is this line causing an error on your machine? (Currently, with this line in my code I am not getting any errors on my end)
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To clarify this line is setting a value for the default plot
This is not a custom exposed series, but I could easily make this an exposed series.Last edited by NinjaTrader_ChelseaB; 09-10-2015, 09:29 AM.
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Does this line in your code
Code:Value.Set(CurrentBar);
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Hello zeller4,
You are likely running into a logic issue.
If this file is not causing any issues, then I wouldn't imagine anything needs to be recoded.
The example is just to show that as long as you are checking that there are enough bars for as far back as you are calling then there shouldn't be an error.
If you are calling an object that doesn't exist, such as too many bars back, or trying to call an object that is null, then you are going to get an error.
My suggestion would be to reduce your code until the error stops. Then add the code back line by line until the error returns. This should let you know what line has the object that is being called that doesn't exist.
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No and no, I was trying to make the sample closer to the reality of what I'm trying to fix...
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Hello zeller4,
Is the code sample I gave you giving you errors?
Is the code sample you just posted giving you errors?
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Thanks Chelsea,
Here's my quick files of a similar nature, showing what I'm trying to accomplish.
Not sure if there needs to be something else besides
Code:if (CurrentBar < BarsRequired)
Anything else that stands out that could cause the problems from Post#1?
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Hello zeller4,
I've made a quick example to show adding a secondary series to a target script and then calling this script should work without issue.
Please import this package and try running the MTFCallerExample script on a chart. This will print to the output window.
Are you finding any issues with this example?Attached Files
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Referencing an MTF indicator in another indicator
Hello,
I'm referencing a MTF indicator which has this:
Code:if (CurrentBar < BarsRequired || CurrentBars[0] < BarsRequired || CurrentBars[1] < BarsRequired || CurrentBars[2] < BarsRequired)
Code:if (CurrentBar < BarsRequired)
I'm getting the effor "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" and since I've tried nearly everything else I can think of, I'm wondering if the BarsRequired is maybe not set correctly or something related to the differing sets of CurrentBars[].Tags: None
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