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size=2>Hello Sam,
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size=2>For temprorary storage you can simply use A[0] to A[BarCount-1] , if you
need a lot of storage you should set current a stock with lots of data as
BarCount changes for each stock you make current.
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size=2>In some cases I have used the array backwards, i.e starting with
[BarCount-1] and counting down, this always puts your data at the latest date
and makes it easy to display for debugging. An added advantage in doing it this
way is that you can use standard afl functions on your data. For example if you
have twenty numbers stored at the end of the array you can find the Moving
Average simply with LastValue(MA(YourArray,20)).
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size=2>I don'tthink that the cell [0] and up are also dates or bar-indices
doesn't really effect their usage.
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size=2>best regards,
<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff
size=2>herman
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: samgrayy
[mailto:samgrayy@xxxxxxxx]Sent: December 4, 2003 1:21
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker] Re:
Question on User Defined Arrays (Static)Thank you
William , What is missing here is how do I declare the array A[5].
Arrays in Amibroker are temporal .. (i.e. there is an entry pertrading
day). In this case we have an Array that does not depend on aparticular
day, It is just to create less error prone and more
elegantsoftware.I hope this explains it.Thanks
again,Sam--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "William
Peters"<williampeters@xxxx> wrote:> Sam,> >
It's still a little unclear because some of the code you wrote isreally
not doing too much (those IIF functions) but take a look atthis, you
should be able to work it from here.> When you have questions like this
its often a better approach togive a high level description of the
problem, like 'I'm trying tocreate a performance indicator that oscillates
around the zero line'etc and that way you might get a response with a
vastly differentapproach.> > ZM = 0;>
i=0;> do> { > ZM = ZM + IIf
(ComputeValue( A[i] ) > 0 , A[i], ZM); > i++;
> } > while( i < 5 ); > > >
Regards,> William Peters> www.amitools.com> >
> > -----Original Message-----> From: samgrayy
[mailto:samgrayy@xxxx]> Sent: Wednesday December 3, 2003 8:54
PM> To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [amibroker] Re:
Question on User Defined Arrays (Static)> > > Thank you
William , > > What I need to do is to iterate through values,
right now what I am> doing is something like: > > ZM = 0
; > ZM = IIf (ComputeValue( A5M ) > 0 , A5M, ZM);
> ZM = IIf (ComputeValue( A4M ) > 0 , A4M, ZM); >
ZM = IIf (ComputeValue( A3M ) > 0 , A3M, ZM); > ZM = IIf
(ComputeValue( A2M ) > 0 , A2M, ZM); > ZM = IIf
(ComputeValue( A1M ) > 0 , A1M, ZM); > > What I
would like to do instead is to say: > A[1] = A1M; A[2]=A2M ; A[3] =
A3M; A[4] = A4M; A[5] = A5M; > > i=1;>
do> { > ZM = IIf (ComputeValue( A[i] ) >
0 , A[i], ZM); > i++; > }
> while( i < 6 ); > > > This
way I can make the code more readable and I can change the Array> only
without the rest of the program. > > In vbscript there is the
'for each' functionality which would be close.> > Thanks
again,> I really appreciate all the comments.> >
Sam> > > --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "William
Peters"> <williampeters@xxxx> wrote:> > Hi,>
> > > I'm finding it a little difficult to work out exactly what
your> trying to do so if you could post the whole script it would
be good.> > > > A few things..> > > >
1) You don't use the Dim statement in AFL, just initialise the>
variables directly.> > > > 2) Here is the structure of the
Do While Loop:> > > > i=0;> > do> > {
> > i++; > > } > > while( i
< 100 ); > > WriteVal( i ); > > > > >
> 3) You have left off one parenthesis from your function
"(A[i],M[i]]"> > I think it should be "(A[i],M[i])"> >
> > > > Regards,> > William Peters> >
www.amitools.com> > > > > > > >
-----Original Message-----> > From: samgrayy
[mailto:samgrayy@xxxx]> > Sent: Wednesday December 3, 2003 8:08
PM> > To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Subject:
[amibroker] Re: Question on User Defined Arrays (Static)> > >
> > > I guess there is no response. I hope somebody takes a look
at this.> > Thanks in advance, > > SG> >
> > --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "samgrayy"
<samgrayy@xxxx> wrote:> > > Hi All, > > >
> > > With the intro of the new looping constucts in AFL,
the scripting> > hosts are not as useful as they were. > >
> I am struggling a bit with the programming of a loop as follows: >
> > > > > Dim Zones(3), Multipliers(3)> > >
A[0]= SomeValue; > > > A[1]= AnotherValue; > > >
A[2]= ..; > > > M[0]= ..; > > > M[1]= ..; >
> > M[2]= ..; > > > > > > Result=0 ; >
> > i = 2;> > > while( i >= 0 ){ > >
> Result= Result+ Function (A[i],M[i]] ; > > > }> >
> > > > Notice here that the arrays do not change with time
(such as the> > price array for example).> > > >
> > > > > Thanks in advance for any hint,> > >
Sam> > > > > > > > Send BUG REPORTS to
bugs@xxxx> > Send SUGGESTIONS to suggest@xxxx> >
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