To make a standard Fib setting as part of script

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

Was is the full branching command you are investigating?

Please provide the text instead of screenshot.

[trdninstyle]

Okay, I did start out w/ the strong command branch then noticed the weaker command branch printed out first lately.

The weaker (CB) Command Branch starts out but then the stronger CB gets added on top of the weaker CB but by one bar & it remains visible, its the one green bar before the 3 white bars.
Then the bar following the last white bar closes below that white bars high so starts out as weak, the nxt 3 bars (green).

Its these two CB's that overlap that I'm investigating.

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

Was is the full branching command you are investigating?

Please provide the text instead of screenshot.

[trdninstyle]

Weaker:

&& (Close[2] > Open[2])
&& (Close[1] > Open[1])
&& (Close[0] > Open[0])

&& (Close[2] <= High[3]) //**
&& (Close[1] > High[2])
&& (Close[0] > High[1])

&& (Low[1] > Low[2])
&& (Low[0] > Low[1])


Stronger:

((Close[2] > Open[2])
&& (Close[1] > Open[1])
&& (Close[0] > Open[0])

&& (Close[2] > High[3])
&& (Close[1] > High[2])
&& (Close[0] > High[1])

&& (Low[1] > Low[2])
&& (Low[0] > Low[1])


Its when these two overlap over another and in either order.
Sorry, didnt realize this is what you meant.

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

Which specific one branching command are you investigating first?

Are you certain you provided the full branching command and didn't leave anything out?
Branching commands start with the the keyword 'if'.

[trdninstyle]

I'll start w/ the stronger one first. It paints bars solid color then adds bar outline if the weaker overlays it.

if ((Close[2] > Open[2])
&& (Close[1] > Open[1])
&& (Close[0] > Open[0])

&& (Close[2] > High[3])
&& (Close[1] > High[2])
&& (Close[0] > High[1])

&& (Low[1] > Low[2])
&& (Low[0] > Low[1])
&& BarBrushes[3] != Brushes.Aquamarine)

{
BarBrushes[0] = MyBrush;
BarBrushes[1] = MyBrush;
BarBrushes[2] = MyBrush;


if (weakerChannel == true)
{
CandleOutlineBrushes[0] = MyBrush;
CandleOutlineBrushes[1] = MyBrush;
CandleOutlineBrushes[2] = MyBrush;
Print(string.Format("{0} | condition true", Time[0]));
}
}

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

For this branching command:

if ((Close[2] > Open[2])
&& (Close[1] > Open[1])
&& (Close[0] > Open[0])

&& (Close[2] > High[3])
&& (Close[1] > High[2])
&& (Close[0] > High[1])

&& (Low[1] > Low[2])
&& (Low[0] > Low[1])
&& BarBrushes[3] != Brushes.Aquamarine)

The print added one line above the branching command would appear:

Print(string.Format("{0} | Close[2]: {1} > Open[2]: {2} && Close[1]: {3} > Open[1]: {4} && Close[0]: {5} > Open[0]: {6} && Close[2]: {1} > High[3]: {7} && Close[1]: {3} > High[2]: {8} && Close[0]: {5} > High[1]: {9} && Low[1]: {10} > Low[2]: {11} && Low[0]: {12} > Low[1]: {10} && BarBrushes[3]: {13} != Brushes.Aquamarine: {14}", Time[0], Close[2], Open[2], Close[1], Open[1], Close[0], Open[0], High[3], High[2], High[1], Low[1], Low[2], Low[0], BarBrushes[3], Brushes.Aquamarine));

[trdninstyle]

Thank you for demonstrating how the print should look like.

"The print should be one line above the branching command..."

Not like this?

Print(string.Format("{0} | Close[2]: {1} > Open[2]: {2} && ...
if ((Close[2] > Open[2])
&& (Close[1] > Open[1])
&& (Close[0] > Open[0])

&& (Close[2] > High[3])
&& (Close[1] > High[2])
&& (Close[0] > High[1])

&& (Low[1] > Low[2])
&& (Low[0] > Low[1])
&& BarBrushes[3] != Brushes.Aquamarine)

I removed the prior print I had from before, incase it was causing an interference w/ this new one. It's saying an Expression is expected.

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[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

If you have copied and pasted from the forum, you may have hidden character causing the error.

Try removing the lines and compile and confirm there are no errors.

Then type the line by hand.

[trdninstyle]

I only see this line.



I copy paste line by line from the forum this time and as I looked for more of those lines, I noticed one count had {1} in between a count set, and a {3}, I just noticed that one as I was proofing my pic.


The &&Close where its touching, is the next line that I pasted.

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

"Try removing the lines and compile and confirm there are no errors."

I am meaning lines of code. Not the vertical line character.

Sometimes when copying and pasting from the forum can introduce hidden characters.

The character will not be within the string.

[trdninstyle]

Okay, I'll start doing that. What I was doing was slowly typing in everything by hand but that step would be quicker.

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello trdninstyle,

I've exported a test indicator with the print and condition.

[trdninstyle]

I continued typing the print out by hand and it compiled, if it didn't compile I would have removed the lines of code.

"Save the output to a text file and include this with your reply."

I'll go ahead and do the above now. I'll see if I can figure it out about saving it to a text file. Think I know how.

[trdninstyle]

Okay, I see. I do keep Print(string.Format("{0} | condition true", Time[0])); and place in the logic block. Awesome.
I imported the file you just provided, thank you.