High/Low of custom time period

[pepino31]

Dear support,

I have an indicator that calculates and plots high/low starting at time A all the way until time B. It works great as long as both time points are in the same day. Once A is 11 PM and B is 1 AM of the other day, Ninja thinks that I'm traveling backwards and that 1 AM is meant to be at the very same day as the first point and plots nothing. Would you please assist? How to tell Ninja that point B is actually the day after?

if((ToTime(Time[0]) >= time_from) && (ToTime(Time[0]) <= time_to)) {
                if(High[0] > new_high)     new_high = High[0];
                if(Low[0] < new_low)    new_low = Low[0];
                }

Thanks!

[koganam]

Dear support,

I have an indicator that calculates and plots high/low starting at time A all the way until time B. It works great as long as both time points are in the same day. Once A is 11 PM and B is 1 AM of the other day, Ninja thinks that I'm traveling backwards and that 1 AM is meant to be at the very same day as the first point and plots nothing. Would you please assist? How to tell Ninja that point B is actually the day after?

if((ToTime(Time[0]) >= time_from) && (ToTime(Time[0]) <= time_to)) {
                if(High[0] > new_high)     new_high = High[0];
                if(Low[0] < new_low)    new_low = Low[0];
                }

Thanks!

Use the c# Time class itself, and instead of start and end time, use start time and interval length, so that end time is start time plus interval length. That way you get the correct date and time.

[NinjaTrader_Joydeep]

Hello pepino31,
If you try the below code then are you able to get the correct values.

if ((ToTime(Time[0]) >= 110000 && ToTime(Time[0]) <= 24000) || (ToTime(Time[0]) >= 0 && ToTime(Time[0]) <= 10000))
{
   //do something
}