Mro

[birdjaguar]

The documentation on MRO shows the following,
"int barsAgo = MRO(delegate {return Close[0] > Open[0];}, 1, 9);
if (barsAgo > -1)

I used this in the variables section:
int barsAgoUp = MRO(delegate {return HeikenAshi().HAClose[0] > HeikenAshi().HAOpen[0];}, 1, 4);
and also
int barsAgoDown = MRO(delegate {return HeikenAshi().HAClose[0] <= HeikenAshi().HAOpen[0];}, 1, 4);

In the On Bar Update section, I used:
if (barsAgoUp > -1) as part of the code for the long entry
and then
if (barsAgoDown > -1) as part of the code for the short entry

The error I am getting reads: An object reference is required for the non-static field...

Can anyone please help me with this?

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello birdjaguar,

I've tested using the HeikenAshi() from the code you have posted in an indicator but I am finding this appears to work without error.

Are you getting an error when testing this script on your end?

[birdjaguar]

I am trying to use this code in a strategy and yes I am getting the error message I mentioned on the two lines in the variables section. I am not able to import the file you attached. I get a message that says I have to resolve the programming errors I have before I can import a NinjaScript archive file. Any advice on where I can go from here?

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello birdjaguar,

Thank you for your patience.

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[birdjaguar]

Well, I did learn that I cannot import a file if I have any programming errors in any file in my strategies. I have to actually delete that strategy in order to import. Thank you Patrick for your response, but I have moved on to a lookback statement instead. I still don't know why the MRO code did not work, but I will cross this bridge if I need it at a later time. Thanks again.