Adding To Position

[NinjaTrader_RyanM1]

Thanks for the reply. What you're running into is variable scope. To overcome this, we recommend declaring all variables in the variables region, so that they're available any place you need in your script.

#region Variables
private bool LongSet = false;
private double LongPrice;
#endregion

When you want to use these variables in your code, you don't need to place the type (double, bool) in front.

LongSet = true;
LongPrice = GetCurrentAsk();

[dojidubbs]

I noticed in the last two posts that the declaration of the variable is "longSet" and the usage of the variable is "LongSet" (different cases/spellings). Since C# is case sensitive, could this be the issue?

[NinjaTrader_Matthew]

dojidubbs,

private variables are lower case.

Public variables are upper case.

When declaring your variables, they first should to be declared as private. When using the variables in your script we recommend using them as Public variables.

We do not have any educational resources on the differences between using these variables - if you'd like clarification on these you should check MSDN or other C# educational resources.