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I would have to assume that av, mv, pl and ph are arrays
Be careful using barcount unless you ahve also used the statement
setbarsrequired to ensure enough bars are loaded if charting
Instead of c[barcount-1] you are much better off using lastvalue(c)
Is there any reason why you are using the If(sf)? can it be without
resorting to this.
If you cannot just use
sf = lastvalue(av > mv AND C >= pl AND C <= ph);
then you will need to assume the sf stays as array and you need to
incorporate the if(sf[i]) into a for loop
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On 28/01/07, Gerald Monks <glmonks@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> sf = IIf(av > mv AND Close[BarCount - 1] >= pl AND Close[BarCount - 1]
> <= ph, 1, 0);
>
> if(sf)
> {
> statements...
> }
>
> I'm getting the dreaded Error 6. The if condition should not be
> receiving an array pointer, only the "0" or "1" numeric value. It's
> getting really tiresome dancing around the if statement in AFL to make
> things work. I'm finding the if statement pretty much useless.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks
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