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The question is here whether the third party indicator exposes any values in a way that they can be accessed by another indicator.
To find out, which values are exposed, you would need to use the editor, type the name of the indicator followed by a dot and find out which are the properties that can be accessed. Or you could ask the author of the indicator.
It resides in My Documents\NinjaTrader 7 \Templates\Indicator. It is an xml file that I can open with Wordpad, so I assume it's not protected as I thought.
That's the only instance of the indicator name that I could find in the Ninja Trader 7 folders under either the My Documents or Program Files.
I can see the two line plot names in the data box. When searching for those names I found them in a dll file in My Documents\NinjaTrader 7\bin\Custom. I have several indicators from one vendor. Can they all be in that one dll file?
Please forgive my ignorance about this. I am not at all familiar with NT7 indicator programming structure or language.
