Cutting off a ray to make a line

[Yellowstone]

Pretty basic question. When I draw a ray, I often want to cut it off later. One way I can do that is to just delete the ray and redraw it as a line instead, but that's cumbersome if the ray spans several days or more. Is there a way to just cut off the rest of a ray?

[NinjaTrader_ZachS]

Hello,

Thank you for your post!

Unfortunately, this is not currently possible. I have submitted a feature request to our development team for them to consider for a future release of NinjaTrader.

Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

[NinjaTrader_ZachS]

Hello,

Thank you for your suggestion on how we can improve our product. It has been inserted into our tracking system with the unique ID # 2803.

[koganam]

Pretty basic question. When I draw a ray, I often want to cut it off later. One way I can do that is to just delete the ray and redraw it as a line instead, but that's cumbersome if the ray spans several days or more. Is there a way to just cut off the rest of a ray?

They are just objects. Have you thought about creating a method to create a composite object, and use parameters to cut off the latter part?

private void DrawCompositeLineOrRay(string type, ...)
{
DrawLine(...);
if (type.ToLower() == "ray") DrawRay(...)
return;
}

Then you just call the method, with "ray" to draw the whole thing, and with anything else to draw only the line part.