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> It is extremely unusual to refer to previous values of an array. I make it
> a practice to find an alternative solution as the size of the array is
> immediately multiplied by the value of MaxBarsBack. An array declared with
> 20 elements and MaxBarsBack of 50 jumps from 21 cells to 1050 cells. It
> can instantly take up an unconscionable amount of memory.
Sam, just to clarify: are you saying as long as I don't refer to a
previous value of an array (eg, A[i][1]), then Tradestation will only
allocate a single copy of the array, and thus avoid the multiplication
of its size by MAXBARSBACK? Is this also true of a 'var' declarations?
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