Strategy Selection - Passing dynamic strategy name

blonc

with in the strategy selection pattern, the last bit of code pushes out the analyzers data:

for i, strat in enumerate(strats):
    rets = strat.analyzers.returns.get_analysis()
    print('Strat {} Name {}:\n  - analyzer: {}\n'.format(
        i, strat.__class__.__name__, rets))

the last line specifically strat.__class__.__name__ pulling the class name to distinguish the analyzer data. However, I am using the same class for all of my strategies and just pushing new data to the object. Is it possible to pull a variable that is contained with in that single strategy class. Such as say self.datas0_.name . I have searched endlessly with in strat.__class__.__dict__.keys but can not seem to find a way.

blonc

** solved **

passing a variable to the strategy params() I can then pull that that variable in my print line. The variables sit under strat.params. . or looking something like the following:

results = cerebro.run()

strats = [x[0] for x in results]  # flatten the result

for i, strat in enumerate(strats):
    rets = strat.analyzers.returns.get_analysis()
    print('Strat {} Name {}:\n  - analyzer: {}\n'.format(
        i, strat.params.example_param, rets))

backtrader

That would have been the suggestion. Glad you could solve it quickly.