Disposing a Private Series on Termination

[aligator]

Dear Support,

Is it possible to dispose a private series ,MM, on termination? Neither of the following codes work. I get an error that NinjaTraderScript.Series<doubel> does not have a definition for "Dispose."

 if (State == State.Terminated)
{
MM.Dispose();
}

or

 private void OnTermination()
{
MM.Dispose();
}

What is the correct script to achieve either of the above examples.

Many thanks.

[NinjaTrader_JoshG]

Hello aligator,
Thanks for your post.

There would be no reason to dispose of a series. What are you trying to do specifically?

[aligator]

Hello aligator,
Thanks for your post.

There would be no reason to dispose of a series. What are you trying to do specifically?

I am just converting a NT7 indicator that includes the above void script used on startup.

I have removed the script for the NT8 conversion and it compiles and works fine. However, I wonder if something equivalent is needed for efficiency or "best practices."

Thanks.

[fmososo]

Thx dude, it is very interest for me

[NinjaTrader_JoshG]

aligator,

Without an example of Dispose() being used in the NT7 script it's tough to say. I personally believe it may have been a mistake that was never removed from the code.

Nothing needs to be done on your end after using a Series as that would mostly be reserved for more complex items that are using resources. .

[aligator]

aligator,

Without an example of Dispose() being used in the NT7 script it's tough to say. I personally believe it may have been a mistake that was never removed from the code.

Nothing needs to be done on your end after using a Series as that would mostly be reserved for more complex items that are using resources. .

Thank you josh,

Just curious that NT7 NinjaTraderScript.Series<doubel> has a definition for Dispose() but none in NT8. Is that an improvement, a missed item, or something that is no longer needed in new platform?

Thanks again!

[NinjaTrader_JoshG]

aligator,

I'm betting that it was just a placeholder in NT7 or it may have been used internally.