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> BARINDEX
> - get zero-based bar number
Ok, you can start counting from 1 or from 0 and "zero-based" means that
barindex() starts counting from 0.
> returns zero-based bar number - the same as Cum(1)-1 but it is
cum(1) instead starts counting from 1. So barindex() gives 0 for the first
bar and cum(1) gives 1 for the first bar. As clearly stated in the manual
barindex() == cum(1) - 1.
Clear enough?
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