Guys I'm by no means a Ninja guru but I've done my share of coding and I just can't understand this. I've written a strategy based on multiple time series. everywhere in the code I've referenced the BIP1+ and purposely excluded BIP0. I've even aligned my data series objects with the extra BIP's. Shouldn't I be able to attach this strategy to any chart of any resolution and get the same results regardless of the primary time frame? I expected this to be the case but it's not. somewhere, somehow Ninja insists on using BIP0 somehow and I have no idea where.... any takers?

Thanks

Wolfie

WolfieWolf 

Guys I'm by no means a Ninja guru but I've done my share of coding and I just can't understand this. I've written a strategy based on multiple time series. everywhere in the code I've referenced the BIP1+ and purposely excluded BIP0. I've even aligned my data series objects with the extra BIP's. Shouldn't I be able to attach this strategy to any chart of any resolution and get the same results regardless of the primary time frame? I expected this to be the case but it's not. somewhere, somehow Ninja insists on using BIP0 somehow and I have no idea where.... any takers? Thanks Wolfie

Remember that all code in OBU still gets all events for all series unless you have else-if's or switch's in place. Just accessing bip[N]'s isn't everything unless you have also taken care of the event streams.

ratfink 

Remember that all code in OBU still gets all events for all series unless you have else-if's or switch's in place. Just accessing bip[N]'s isn't everything unless you have also taken care of the event streams.

Thanks...can you elaborate on that? if specified if(BIP==0)return what else do I need to handle?

WolfieWolf 

Thanks...can you elaborate on that? if specified if(BIP==0)return what else do I need to handle?

Ok, that way out should be fine.

I can only suggest you add some diagnostic 'Print' calls and open up the output window, otherwise post some code and we can think some more.