Modding Existing Indicator?

[NinjaTrader_BrandonH]

Hello Bob-Habanai,

Thanks for your note.

You could create two conditions in your condition set. One condition checking if the value is < 4 and a second condition that checks if the value is > 1.

For example, the sample code below demonstrates this.

if (x < 4 && x > 1)
{
    //do something.
}

Let me know if I may assist further.

[Bob-Habanai]

Well, I worked out why I couldn't get

MyDoubleVar.ToString("0.00"));

work to.

It's because I was trying to put a int. into the "0.00" i.e.

MyDoubleVar.ToString("Decimalplaces"));

I changed my int. into a double. but that wouldn't work either. It just displays the text Decimalplaces instead of looking up the 0.0 in the indicator menu.

Thanks again!

[StealthM93]

Hi Bob-Habanai,

Okay, I see what you're trying to accomplish. Do you really need to have that as a parameter? What I mean is, will you ever change the number decimal places you're going to show?

If you do want to change, then try this:

string myDoubleFormat = "0";
if (DecimalPlaces > 0) {  // DecimalPlaces is the int Property
    myDoubleFormat = "0."
    for (int i = 0; i < DecimalPlaces; i++) {
        myDoubleFormat += "0";
    }
}

With myDoubleFormat set, then you use
MyDoubleVar.ToString(myDoubleFormat); // Note: No quotes around myDoubleFormat

Hope that helps!
Matt

[Bob-Habanai]

Thanks Matt,

That works perfectly!

[StealthM93]

Great to hear! Happy to help!