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On Feb 26, 7:23am, Bob Fulks wrote:
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> What this says is that:
> <New value of Return> becomes equal to
> Factor * Price + (1 - Factor) * <old value of return>
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> Obviously, you can only do this is you no longer need the old value of return.
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[snip]
> Attached below are two versions of the T3 filter I posted in December, both
> a simple and series version so you can see the differences.
>
[excellent example elided]
Bob, thanks for clarifying with a working example. From the
observation that variables retained their values across calls, I
made the assumption that arrays also retained their values. Looks
as if that isn't the case. I suppose that if I really wanted to
take things to an extreme I could copy my 50 element array into 50
separate variables, and return the value of the proper var., selected
by the input argument, but that is probably taking things a little
too far. :) Guess I'll just resort to cut/paste of the entire
function where I need it.
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