How to reference PriceType

[Baruch]

Josh,
To ask your help is like a game of cat and mouse.
Look how a lot of energy is going on nothing.
My code demonstrates a use of SMA(High, 10) which brings back SMA(Close,10). That and the fact that on the chart in back testing, because Add(SMA(High,period)) is not supported, it shows SMA(Close,10) those are the NT BUGS!!
If this doesn't work, then of course more sophisticated implementation of price type won't work.

Baruch
p.s.
Please look from the beginning of this thread, what answers I received.

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

There is no bug blaruch. Take a look at this reference. Very distinct high and low SMA's. This is why you need to submit an as-simple-as-possible reference that is able to demonstrate the issues you are having so we can evaluate it.

All you did in your strategy was:

Add(SMA(Fast));
Add(SMA(Slow));

For sure these two added SMA's will be of close pirces only.

[Baruch]

Josh,
Please just tell me how do I add SMA(High,10)???? Is it Add(SMA(High,10))???
What I did was trying to calculate it from hights, but this didn't work.
I attach the first more complicated strategy, please show me how to correct it.

Baruch

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Baruch,

Please just look at the code I attached in my previous post.

It is indeed just Add(SMA(High, 10));

[Baruch]

Josh,
My mistake. I just looked. Still how can I reference price type indirect.
Please look at my attachment.

Baruch

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Baruch,

You should not be creating DataSeries objects for this. Your switch just needs to be inside the Initialize() method.

See attached.

[Baruch]

Thanks Josh.
Now I understand that it can work. The question is can it be done without a switch. My actual strategy has 16 different MA's for fast and for slow. I already have two switches for picking MA's. What you propose will force me to do switch for each MA. The switch that I have in demo strat is for calculating the bararray.

Baruch

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

Baruch,

You will have to do so.