For loop not working

[bradleg]

Good Morning, Good Traders!!!

Thanks for the testing. I will look to replicate this later today.

Background:
I have loaded 800 days of data, and I have created 360 minute bars with that data.

I have calculate on close set to True.

I am not getting an explicit error, so I may have to check the output window for that -- thanks for the suggestion.

I am getting NO output on the chart. If I change the length to 4, then I get output to the screen, but 5 or higher -- NO output.

Thanks for all of your assistance.

[sledge]

Higher numbers don't wok.

Time frame is 360 minute. There is no secondary timeframe.


I have restarted NT twice over two days.


Again thanks or he reply, I don't understand it...

I had to load up 50 days of data in my data series to get your for loop to work on 360 minute time frame.

If I did not, I would get this error in the output window:

Error on calling 'OnBarUpdate' method for indicator 'HighTest' on bar 0: You are accessing an index with a value that is invalid since its out of range. I.E. accessing a series [barsAgo] with a value of 5 when there are only 4 bars on the chart.

To bring up the output window, in Control Center, Tools->Output Window.

[Radical]

Are there errors in the output window?.

Like sledge said, this would be helpful to know.

[sledge]

Higher numbers don't wok.

Time frame is 360 minute. There is no secondary timeframe.


I have restarted NT twice over two days.


Again thanks or he reply, I don't understand it...

360 minute bars are 360/60=5.83333 hours per bar.

What is your session template? Is this a stock or future?

Whats are your days loaded set to for the chart? if it is 1 or 2 you would have troubles..., even with currentbar check, you might start working on day 3...


Are there errors in the output window?

Ill try this in the morning...

[bradleg]

Higher numbers don't wok.

Time frame is 360 minute. There is no secondary timeframe.


I have restarted NT twice over two days.


Again thanks or he reply, I don't understand it...

[sledge]

Thanks for your reply.

I checked with this code....

If (CurrentBar < 10)
return;


This is why I am so confused, especially since I put in this code.

Does a higher # work?

What time frames are you working in? (primary and secondary).

Have you restarted NT?

[bradleg]

Thanks for your reply.

I checked with this code....

If (CurrentBar < 10)
return;


This is why I am so confused, especially since I put in this code.

[Radical]

It's possible that you don't have enough bars loaded to access High[4], but what is the error you're getting?

[bradleg]

Hi Guys,

I wrote the following "for" loop in an indicator and if I set the loop limit to 5, the indicator will not output anything. If I set the loop limit to 4 then it will work.

limit = 5;
dHigh = High[0];

for (int i = 1; i<limit; i++)
{
if (High[i] > dHigh)
dHigh = High[i];
}

Why won't this loop work? I can't see any reason why this won't work.

Please advise....