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BM,
After your
arrC[0] = arrA;
arrC[1] = arrB;
you did not specify the rest arrC[i], for i>1.
In the case you want an array C,H,C,H,...
the solution is simple
arrC=IIf(Cum(1)%2==1,C,H);
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, bromba <bromba@xxxx> wrote:
> helo everybody,
>
> is it possible for an array to be an element of another array, so
that
> the following code would work?
>
> function fArrayInArray() {
> local arrA, arrB, arrC;
> for(i=0;i<BarCount;i++) arrA[i] = Close[i];
> for(i=0;i<BarCount;i++) arrB[i] = High[i];
> arrC[0] = arrA;
> arrC[1] = arrB;
> return arrC;
> }
>
> arrD = fArrayInArray();
>
> best regards,
> BM
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