Key cannot be null.
What does this mean?
What does this mean?
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kaywai,
If possible, could you post your OnBarUpdate() code? This will help immensely in solving your issue.
I look forward to assisting you.Adam P.NinjaTrader Customer Service -
kaywai,
The issue is here :
Because you are assigning a null tag to your draw objects (in this case the lines). You need to have a tag set up for them so you can reference them later.Code:private string BSTDSTLineTag1 = null; private string BSTDSTLineTag2 = null;
Those variables affect this section.
Please let me know if I may assist further.Code:if (!canceldrawtdstbuyline1) { DrawLine(BSTDSTLineTag1, true, BSTDST1bar, BSTDST1, 0, BSTDST1, Color.Green, DashStyle.Dash, 1); } if (!canceldrawtdstbuyline2) { if (BSTDST2 > BSTDST1) { DrawLine(BSTDSTLineTag2, true, BSTDST2bar, BSTDST2 ,0, BSTDST2, Color.Green, DashStyle.Dash, 1); } }Adam P.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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kaywai,
It is possible what is occurring is that initially the tags are not set because the two conditions in your if and else-if statements aren't true for the first bar until something else is set. So it skips over them and attempts to draw a line with a null tag. I would double check your if/else, and if statement logic and see if you need to perhaps move your logic around, or set up some flag that skips over the drawing part on the first bar. E.g.
bool firstRunFlag = true;
if ( firstRunFlag == true )
{
firstRunFlag = false;
return;
}
//all your other code here
Make liberal use of Print() statements and double check all your variables are getting assigned what you think they should be assigned. Also, you can use Try/Catch blocks to catch errors and handle them more gracefully. For a helpful reference sample please see the link below.
Please let me know if I may assist further.Adam P.NinjaTrader Customer ServiceComment
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