Conditional statements

[2Look4me]

This should be basic but cannot think straight, therefore need some help perhaps with the nesting of the conditional statements.
For instance:

if ( A && B && C) {
BarColor }

But after the initial statement, I would like BarColor to continue even if one of the conditions remains true. Thanks in advance...

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello 2Look4me,

Thank you for your post.

Set up a Color variable and set it outside your condition, but set the color to be used when your condition is true. For example:

        #region Variables
		private Color myColor = Color.Red;
        #endregion

        protected override void Initialize()
        {
			
        }

        protected override void OnBarUpdate()
        {
			if(myCondition) // myCondition is just a placeholder for your actual condition
			{
				myColor = Color.Blue;
			}
			
			BarColor = myColor;
        }

This will initially set the 'myColor' to Red, so the bar's are red until my condition is true - in which case the bars are now Blue.

Please let me know if I may be of further assistance.

[2Look4me]

PatrickH, thanks for the fast response.

Using your example:

if (A && B && C)
  {
              myColor=Color.Blue;
  }
  BarColor  = myColor;

I will have Blue bars when the conditions A, B and C are all true.
But after my initial conditional statement (A && B && C), if A is no longer true, I would still want the bar colored Blue and if neither A nor B are true, but C is, I would still want the bar colored Blue. So if A, B and C are no longer true, the bars will be Red.

Therefore my problem is with the subsequent conditional statements . Thanks again.

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello 2Look4me,

Thank you for your response.

You would only need one more condition:

if(!A && !B && !C)
{
myColor = Color.Red;
}