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n. def. (N/A) in double

Author: dansmo

Creation Date: 11/10/2010 9:51 AM

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dansmo

11/10/2010 9:51 AM

Hi,

sometime an indicator value will have n.def. as a value.
Now, I´d like to cycle through the indicator values and repair it, so that n.def. --> 0.

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However, it does not work. I must be doing something wrong here.

Eugene

11/10/2010 10:50 AM

Indicator, or DataSeries, value shouldn't contain "n.def.", "n. def." or other string constants - it's a double. Can you clarify, what is this "n. def./n.def" thing about?

dansmo

11/11/2010 2:27 AM

It is a part of my RMI based on Flexible Renkos:

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This will give this debug print:

QUOTE:
item: 0value: 0
item: 1value: 0
item: 2value: 0
item: 3value: 0
item: 4value: 0
item: 5value: 0
item: 6value: 100
item: 7value: 100
item: 8value: n. def.
item: 9value: 0
item: 10value: 0
item: 11value: 0
item: 12value: n. def.
item: 13value: 100
item: 14value: 100
item: 15value: 100
item: 16value: 100
item: 17value: n. def.
item: 18value: n. def.
item: 19value: 100

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It is a part of my RMI based on Flexible Renkos:

[CODE]            for (int bar = 1; bar <= bars.Count - 1; bar++)
            {

int numBricks = 0;
                List<double> brickHigh = new List<double>();
                List<double> brickLow = new List<double>();

//get the current bar´s values from the renko dicitonary, if any
                if (renkoDict.ContainsKey(bar))
                {
                    numBricks = renkoDict[bar].numBricks;
                    brickHigh = renkoDict[bar].brickHigh;
                    brickLow = renkoDict[bar].brickLow;

//if there´s a renko at the given bar: save the average price of the FIRST brick to the series
                    if (numBricks > 0)
                    {
                        renkoBased[totalBrickCount] = (brickHigh[0] + brickLow[0]) / 2;
                       
                        //new total number of bricks after this bar
                        totalBrickCount += 1;
                    }

}

// Calculate the indicator - note this is synch'd with the bricks 
            DataSeries rmi = RMI.Series(renkoBased, period, smoothperiod);

//now cycle through the RMI indicator and correct values where there is n.def.
            for (int item = 0; item <= rmi.Count - 1; item++)
            {
                System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine("item: " + item + "value: " + rmi[item]);
                if (rmi[item].Equals("n. def."))
                {
                    rmi[item] = 0;
                    System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine("found one!");
                }
            }[/CODE]

This will give this debug print:
[QUOTE]item: 0value: 0
item: 1value: 0
item: 2value: 0
item: 3value: 0
item: 4value: 0
item: 5value: 0
item: 6value: 100
item: 7value: 100
item: 8value: n. def.
item: 9value: 0
item: 10value: 0
item: 11value: 0
item: 12value: n. def.
item: 13value: 100
item: 14value: 100
item: 15value: 100
item: 16value: 100
item: 17value: n. def.
item: 18value: n. def.
item: 19value: 100
[/QUOTE]

Eugene

11/11/2010 3:43 AM

This does not help understand what is this "n. def" thing. In German .NET, is this what is commonly known as "N/A"? In this case, you should check for