Hi, good and very practical AFL article. Would be
a good text as introduction for the AFL manual. I have a question. Somewhere
in this article it says :
Where AFL arrays differ from generic arrays in other
programming languages is that AFL arrays always match the bars on the current
chart, so the size of the array (ie. the number of values in the array) is the
same as the number of bars on the chart. In other
programming languages it's usually possible to specify the array size
yourself, and store anything you like in the
array.
In other words where I can DIMENSION an
array and specify its size in other programming languages, according
to the above this should be impossible in AFL. But what am I getting with
the following AFL instruction ? Isn't this the same as creating an array with
10 elements ?
for (i = 0 ; i < 11; i++) MyArray[i] = 0;
So in my opinion it should
be possible to create one dimensional arrays in AFL. And this brings me to the
next question. How about two dimensional arrays ? Does AFL support two
dimensions in an array ? What happens when I create a two dimensional array in
say Basic and pass this array to AFL ?
Regards, Ton.
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