Hi support.

I have an indicator with 2 outputs:
double [][] outputs = new double [2][];

By the loop in method calculate(int startIndex, intendIndex) fill myOutput array. This output is calculated with lookBack()=0
outputs[1] is moving average of myOutputs with specific period.
so:

ma.setInputParameter(0, myOutput);
ma.setOptInputParameter(0, timePeriod);
ma.setOutputParameter(0, outputs[1]);
IndicatorResult maResult = ma.calculate(0, myOutput.length-1);

if (maResult.getNumberOfElements() == 0) {
     //ma returned 0 values
     return new IndicatorResult(0, 0);
}
System.arraycopy(myOutput, maResult.getFirstValueIndex(), outputs[0], 0, maResult.getNumberOfElements());
return new IndicatorResult(smaResult.getFirstValueIndex(), maResult.getNumberOfElements());

Indicator returns less values then expected. Can you help me with this?
It is necessary that the method getLookBack() returns timePeriod?
Thank you

Please provide full example indicator which replicates the case.

Try:

Thanks a lot.

But output[0] (maInput) in not shown. Please add this output.

Thank you.

It is shown, but its value does not get assign, hence it's an array of zeroes.

I understand, but I need get both values (maInput with moving average) if i call method indicators.calculateIndicator(instrument, period, offerSides, indName, inputTypes, optParams, shift) in my strategy.

So what problems do you have with assigning the values to the 0th output array?

No problem of course


Thanks for your help.