Thanks ChelseaB, this is what the output shows me by placing it in my strategy.
I send you the code for you to observe
I send you the code for you to observe
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Hello jmarcano,
When enabling this script, what prints to the output window?
Do any errors appear on the Log tab of the Control Center?Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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Good afternoon ChelseaB, no error appears, print the first tick of each bar, as I show you in the photo.
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Hello jmarcano,
This is a first step.
You have now gotten to the point that you can see that you are able to trigger actions only on the first tick of a new bar after a bar has closed. This should confirm that this works correctly.
The next step is to add the values of the condition print.
In the action block for 'if (IsFirstTickOfBar)' begin printing the values in the condition.
For example the next condition:
&&(Times[0][0].TimeOfDay >= Apertura.TimeOfDay)
Print("\r\n" + Time[0].ToString() + " Times[0][0].TimeOfDay: " + Times[0][0].TimeOfDay.ToString() + " => Apertura.TimeOfDay: " + Apertura.TimeOfDay.ToString());
What does this print to the output window?
Please include the saved output as a text file as discussed in the video linked in the forum post that demonstrates how to use prints to understand behavior, linked from post #6 instead of a screenshot.
I personally prefer string.Format() as demonstrated in the video linked that the forum post that demonstrates how to use prints to understand behavior.Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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Hello jmarcano,
A good attempt.
It is important that we see the print (on the first tick of a bar) for every bar and not just when the condition is true.
Please replace:
With:Code:if (IsFirstTickOfBar && (Times[0][0].TimeOfDay >= Apertura.TimeOfDay)) { Print("\r\n" + Time[0].ToString() + " FIRST TICK OF BAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"); Print("\r\n" + Time[0].ToString() + " Times[0][0].TimeOfDay: " + Times[0][0].TimeOfDay.ToString() + " => Apertura.TimeOfDay: " + Apertura.TimeOfDay.ToString()); } else { Print(Time[0].ToString() + " not first tick of bar"); }
Code:if (IsFirstTickOfBar && (Times[0][0].TimeOfDay >= Apertura.TimeOfDay)) { Print("\r\n" + Time[0].ToString() + " Times[0][0].TimeOfDay: " + Times[0][0].TimeOfDay.ToString() + " => Apertura.TimeOfDay: " + Apertura.TimeOfDay.ToString()); }
The next line of the condition set is:
Try creating a print for this, and adding this in the action block for 'if (IsFirstTickOfBar)'. The action block is between the curly braces that come after the if conditions where the actions are triggered.Code:&& (Times[0][0].TimeOfDay < Cierre.TimeOfDay)
Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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Hello jmarcano,
Good job.
The next line of the condition set is:
Try creating a print for this, and adding this in the action block for 'if (IsFirstTickOfBar)'. The action block is between the curly braces that come after the if conditions where the actions are triggered.Code:&& (Times[0][0].TimeOfDay < Cierre.TimeOfDay)
Include the output from the output window with your reply.Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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Hello jmarcano,
You are doing great. That print is exactly what we need.
So far I see lots of bars that meet these requirements.
The rest of the condition is:
Do you want to take this one condition at a time, or do you want to try adding prints for the rest of the conditions all at once?Code:&& (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat) && (VolumeUpDown1.UpVolume[0] > 1300) && (CrossAbove(Close, Swing1.SwingHigh, 1)) && (Close[0] > EMA1[0]) && (Operaciones < TradeDay) && (Long == true))
Once we have prints for these conditions, and we have TraceOrders enabled, we will be able to see for any bar why this order was not submitted and filled.Chelsea B.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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