Error on Generating Strategy

[sandeshrai]

I have been trying to generate new strategies today using strategy analyzer. However, regardless of what strategy I am trying to save or compile, I get an error: "Error on generating strategy". I was able to save the same strategy earlier. This is happening with all my previously saved strategies as well as new strategies

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Please see those tips / steps here to help iron out those present NinjaScript programming errors - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...ead.php?t=4678

All your scripts will need to be in so called compilable state (no programming errors), as NinjaTrader compiles all those into one DLL assembly to be used at runtime.

[sandeshrai]

Please see those tips / steps here to help iron out those present NinjaScript programming errors - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...ead.php?t=4678

All your scripts will need to be in so called compilable state (no programming errors), as NinjaTrader compiles all those into one DLL assembly to be used at runtime.

I have not generated the code manually. I have used the strategy analyzer's 'Strategies' feature to develop the code. It is quite unusual that the code generated by the strategy analyzer is generating errors

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Correct, normally this should not be the source of your issues - please try the manual compile of scripts nonetheless to investigate why this message is being thrown, perhaps you're just missing a reference dll...

Thanks,

[sandeshrai]

Using 5 min SMA in 5 Range Chart

I have developed a strategy which works on 5 Range chart. However, I would like to use the 200 SMA of a 5 Min chart in my strategy instead of the 200 SMA of the 5 Range chart.

I have already added the 5 minute bar data as follows:

protected override void Initialize()

{

// Add a 5 minute Bars object to the strategy
Add(PeriodType.Minute, 5);


How do I replace the following code to refer to the SMA of the 5 min chart?

&& Close[0] > SMA (200)[0]

As you can see I am a Newbie programmer

[NinjaTrader_Austin]

Hello there, when you add additional data series to a script, there are more arrays created to store the additional data. The primary instrument's most recent close will be stored in Closes[0][0], while the additional instrument's closes will be stored in Closes[1][0]. Likewise, you can reference these closes in the moving average calculation:

double fiveMinSMA = SMA(Closes[1], 200)[0];