Setting line width statements

[Terrangbil]

I am new to programming in NT and have looked around the reference samples and cannot find an example of the statement so I can manually set the width parameter in an indicator for an added line statement.

I have statement that I added:

Add(new Line(Color.White, -20, "Upper"));

I do not know what statement to add that will set the width of this line from the default of 1. I also have several of these lines added so I also need the reference so I can set each one that I have added to it's respective user defined default.

I appreciate any information you might be able to provide.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Hi Terrangbil,

One of our NinjaScript trainees will respond to you later today. Thank you for your patience.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Try this after your Add() line.

Lines[0].Pen.Width = 2;

[Terrangbil]

Thanks Josh,

Through common sense I tried the "lines" instead of "plots" and it would not compile. But I will go back and try it again. I must have had something wrong.

Thanks again!

[anachronist]

Add(new Line(Color.White, -20, "Upper"));

I do not know what statement to add that will set the width of this line from the default of 1.

Pens have widths, so you can set a pen when you add a line, like this:

Add(new Line(new Pen(Color.White, 2), -20, "Upper"));

Josh's suggestion should work too. Remember that this programming language is case-sensitive! So Lines[0].Pen.Width=2 should work (note the first character is capitalized). If you use "lines[0]" (lowercase) as you indicated above, it won't work.
-Alex