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[Condition] IF B happen within a timeframe after A happen, then C
the approach will depend a bit on the timeframe you are working on. If you are working on one minute bars you could store the value of the reserved CurrentBar in a variable when your code detects condition A.
Then you can compare the current value of CurrentBar against the stored value when you evaluate your condition B.
do you use any condition to decide when to trigger the exit? If so, use that, too. If not, you could for example monitor the change in the market position (to now being flat) or detect a particular exit name etc.. to set the value of the variable.
