referencing enum syntax in strategy

[tkaboris]

HI i have indicator that uses enum and i cant find a syntax how to rerence enum in strategy. I place "one" as enum but its not recognizing it.

[NinjaTrader_Emily]

Hello tkaboris,

Thank you for your post.

I suggest checking out the following reference sample which demonstrates the use of an enum in the property grid as use case #4:

https://ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt8/using_a_typeconverter_to_custo.htm

Based on your screenshots, you may need to type in dpEnum. and then after the period the intelliprompt should pop up with a list of the options you could use.

Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.

[tkaboris]

Tnothign is showing after i hit the dot.. In the example i didnt see what needs to be done.
I used stochastics colored version

[NinjaTrader_Emily]

Hello tkaboris,

Thank you for your reply.

I found the following in line 166 of the script you provided:

https://www.screencast.com/t/Fbqw4Afo

You should be able to type in Sim22_PriceFormatter.FormatNumberDecimalPlacesEnum . followed by the selection for the enum that you'd like to choose. Enums are a general C# concept and are not specific to NinjaTrader. More information may be found via publicly available resources, such as the Microsoft documentation at the following link:

• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/do...tin-types/enum

Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.

[tkaboris]

Thank you i was able to get it to work, it uses addon and price formatter had to be referenced via addon as well.

I am trying to access those reversals up and down but i just cant, there is no error in compilation but in prints its always 0s, even though there are signals on the chart. What am i doing wrong?

private Series<double> sRevUp;
        private Series<double> sRevDown;​

myStochInd = Sim22_Stochastics_Colored_AnyInputGLV1(Close,Sim22_PriceFormatter.FormatNumberDecimalPlacesEnum.SameAsInstrument, true,7,14,3,true,true,true,30,false,0);
            AddChartIndicator(myStochInd);
                sRevUp = myStochInd.DReversalUp;
                sRevDown = myStochInd.DReversalDown;

                sRevUp = new Series<double>(this);
                sRevDown = new Series<double>(this);​

Print("d rev up" + sRevUp[0]);
            Print("d rev down" + sRevDown[0]);  ​

[QuantKey_Bruce]

You are obtaining the sRevUp series from your indicator and then immediately replacing that series with a new, empty one two lines later. You need to remove those two new Series lines.