Removing serialized values

[TiggerTrader]

I started with an indicator (RwbMA) and wanted to modify it for my purposes.

In it, there are 3 types I wanted to comment out: KAMA, T3, VMA and the associated properties (AMA_Properties, all of them). I commented out the types and the properties, and the properties functions.

However, the script won't compile because the "NinjaScript generated code. Neither change nor remove." has refernces to "KamaFast" in it. Since this is commented out, it fails.

How do I get around this?

[NinjaTrader_JC]

Hello TiggerTrader,

I am not familiar with the RwbMA indicator, but is there a Reference that KAMA or KamaFast that is still be used?

Also could, you take a screenshot of the error and post it?
http://take-a-screenshot.org/

Happy to be of further assistance.

[TiggerTrader]

I have commented it all out of my code, it IS in the NT genreated stuff still.

[TiggerTrader]

This is frustrating also because I cannot work on ANYTHING ELSE while this error exists! Why can't I work on and compile a strategy that I'm working on? Grrrrrrr!

Please help soon!

[NinjaTrader_JC]

Hello TiggerTrader,

Thanks for the screenshot.

By the error there still is a reference to KamaFast, by the looks of where the code is at in the Previous Indicator had KamaFast a User Defined parameter so it is looking for KamaFast as a parameter.

You may use the Find/Replace window to find the instances of KamaFast by holding down the Ctrl + 'F' key.

[TiggerTrader]

Yes, I've already done that. I know how to find replace. As I've stated earlier, "I have commented it all out of my code, it IS in the NT genreated stuff still." So how do I remove it from there?

Attached it the code

[NinjaTrader_JC]

Hello TiggerTrader,

Thanks for the file, and the clarification.

Unfortunately, you will be unable to remove the code from that section as it will be regenerated by NinjaTrader.

You may try to edit the file externally (i.e with Notepad or something like that) while you have a different NinjaScript file open in NinjaTrader and Compile.

Alternatively, you can keep the variable declarations but not use the Indicator themselves.

[TiggerTrader]

OK thanks, that got me past the hump. I will create a new one from scratch later.