A little help?

[Weston]

In my first attempt to create an indicator, I've had mixed success. The attached indicator is based on the TSF indicator that comes with Ninja. I used the "SampleMultiColoredPlot" that's available on this forum as my base code. The line produced by the TSF indicator is supposed to change color based on the value of the slope of the linear regression line of the underlying security.

Here's what I don't understand: this thing works fine for ES, YM, NQ, FDAX. But, for ZB, 6E and CL (and probably others - haven't checked), all I get is a yellow line (the "neutral" color). How can this thing be instrument dependent?

My apologies for hard-coding the "angle" parameter. Couldn't quite figure out how to pass the thing as a user-defined value.

One other thing: how can I get this thing to stop lagging the current price? I tried setting "CalculateBaronClose" to FALSE, but it made no difference.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Suggest you use Print()s in your code to identify what values are evaluated as for the instruments you feel are not working.

Not sure what you mean by lagging behind. With CalculateOnBarClose = false it will set a plot to the most recent bar. Be sure to be adding a new instance of your strategy if you are making these changes via code.

[jupiejupe]

Josh
i am having trouble with a bit of code, this is the sample of code, the editor reports "statement expect" would the Print() tell me what the means? if so where do i place the Print() in the code?

bc +=cc
Values[bc = 6].Set(Volume[0]);

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Your first line there needs to end with a semi colon.

[jupiejupe]

thanks i got all the errors gone

[jupiejupe]

nevermind, errors have new issues

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Address the errors one step at a time and when they are all finally addressed you will be able to compile.