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--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Mike" <sfclimbers@xxx> wrote:
> Basically, I want a "getCurrentBarIndex()" function that returns a
> Number such that for any array at any bar I could write
>
> MyScaler = MyArray[getCurrentBarIndex()];
>
The way I understand it, if you are hoping to "getCurrentBarIndex()"
as it logically advances during AFL array-based operations, you can't.
Those ops are done internally and you can't "get in the middle" of
them via an index.
What you can do is write a loop and implement your own operations. As
your loop steps thru all bars, you can grab other already-available
AFL array values via index and then do your own calculations to create
your own values and arrays.
I'm a bit new at this myself, so if the above could be said better, or
needs outright correction, I invite it.
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