I have been working with Ninjascript for a while and never noticed this before.

Does anyone know why there would be an additional bar painted on the chart after the one represented by Close[0]?

In other words, when I Print(Close[0]) in the OnBarUpdate() method, every bar close gets printed to the output window except the last one. I am unable to read the last bar Series<t> variables programmatically.

I did find that I can get the last bar data using the Bars.GetClose() method. It's just the Series<t> that doesn't seem to see the last bar.

chipwitch 

I have been working with Ninjascript for a while and never noticed this before. Does anyone know why there would be an additional bar painted on the chart after the one represented by Close[0]? In other words, when I Print(Close[0]) in the OnBarUpdate() method, every bar close gets printed to the output window except the last one. I am unable to read the last bar Series<t> variables programmatically.

Make sure to set Calculate correctly...
Syntax
Calculate.OnBarClose

Calculate.OnEachTick

Calculate.OnPriceChange

 

Code

protected override void OnStateChange() { if (State == State.SetDefaults) { // Calculate on each tick and not on bar close Calculate = Calculate.OnEachTick; } }

trendisyourfriend 

Make sure to set Calculate correctly... Syntax Calculate.OnBarClose Calculate.OnEachTick Calculate.OnPriceChange   Code protected override void OnStateChange() { if (State == State.SetDefaults) { // Calculate on each tick and not on bar close Calculate = Calculate.OnEachTick; } }

That wasn't it. I had already tried that, but thank you.