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Hello,
In the past I have suggested the utility for more generic array
operators of the static variety in AB. I also suggested uses for
having a static array type. The pros and cons were discussed before
on the list so I won't drag them up again, and Tomasz said he would do
something more in this area in the future.
However, the thought occurred to me that perhaps I or someone else
could create a DLL that would fill the bill. Before I invest much
into this idea, I want to know that I am starting out on the right
track.
My question is if I were to write a DLL in C++ that could save and
recall an indicator array, would that same array be accessible to
every chart in AB the same as a static variable would be?
If that were the case, obviously a generic n dimensional array element
operator would also be possible -- along with various whole array
arithmetic operators.
This would also expand the scope of problems that could be solved in
AFL without having to write a custom DLL for each case.
Thanks in advance,
Dennis
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