Current bar coordinate in pixel format?

[aytacasan]

Hello,

1.I want to write text at X,Y coordinate on chart inside override plot method. I need last(currentbar) close coordinate in pixel format. How can i find it?

2.I see Indicator.ChartOnly property in script editor but i don't see any explanation in help. What is it?

3.When i need i'm looking platform help. But if exist please tell me where can i find more detailed document about Ninja? For example i want to see full content explanation about Indicator class properties, methods, which methods virtual etc.

Thanks.

[NinjaTrader_RyanM1]

Hello aytacasan,

There is not a supported method for capturing chart coordinates. I would take a look at this thread for some potential ideas:

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=23979

ChartOnly is not a supported / documented property.

We document and support NinjaScript in our help guide as well as the reference samples on our forum. Since you're working with C# there will always be more you're capable of doing than is documented. Unfortunately we cannot assist outside of the documented / supported NinjaScript. Currently one place for this type of information is this thread.

[aytacasan]

Thanks for your replay,

I explore your sended links. And already now i have questions:

1.Please send me a link where can i find indicator detailed info.

2.ChartOnly method using in Ninja7 TickCounter indicator. So if its not supported why Ninja last version using it. You mean don't use it, next versions we'll not use it too. Please tell me what is it?

Regards.

[NinjaTrader_RyanM1]

You can expand the language reference section from the previous link to find our documentation on indicators:

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt7/indicators.htm

Yes, you may see unsupported methods and properties in our default system indicators. These are not presented as coding examples. They offer our users some functionality within the platform.


Below is standard disclaimer on unsupported techniques:
- any undocumented feature is exactly that: it's undocumented, meaning we are unable to provide support for it nor are we able to provide any support for issues which ultimately could arise from using undocumented features
- any undocumented feature might be gone as you update/upgrade NT. There is no guarantee that NT might:
* work as expected or
* even start up after upgrading/updating.

Be prepared to experience the unexpected and be ready to resolve the unexpected as you use undocumented features