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Not a big deal but your code could be simplified by eliminating the array.
Also note that your code will print the last 201 prices (0 to 200).
Simpler code is:
if date >= lastcalcdate then begin
for value1 = 0 to 199 begin
print(value1,Close[value1]);
end;
end;
If you do as a system there is no need for any plot statement.
-----Original Message-----
From: Technical Trends <support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega-List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: September 29, 1998 4:25 AM
Subject: using arrays
>In my TS 4.0, I wish to load an array with the last 200 days close.
>The code I wrote is:
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>{ Load an array into memory and process it }
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>Array: num[200](0);
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>if date >= lastcalcdate then begin
>
>for value1 = 0 to 200 begin
> num[value1] = close[value1];
>end;
>
>{ this code is to print what is in the array }
>for value1 = 0 to 200 begin
> print(value1,num[value1]);
>end;
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>end;
>
>
>{ the plot statement is given only to meet the requirements of EL . Not
>actually needed }
>plot1(close,"close");
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>Problem: I get two sets of 200 values. The first set contains 200
>values, of the last day's close, and then the second set has the last
>200 days close which is what I wanted.
>
>Why does the first set of values come and how do I prevent it ?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Sudarshan Sukhani
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