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Hello Alex,
You can ensure that a function is series by adding a dummy
variable to the function:
Vars: dummy(0);
dummy = dummy[2]; { forces series function }
Best regards,
Roy mailto:tozar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Monday, January 13, 2003, 12:05:25 AM, you wrote:
AM> I've run into a little EL coding problem.
AM> I have a function with the following arguments:
AM> inputs: Price[n](NumericArray), length(NumericSimple),
AM> slope[m](NumericArrayRef);
AM> What this function is supposed to do is calculate slopes of up to 30 data
AM> streams -- I have data1 to data30 saved each bar into my Price[] array,
AM> then I pass it to this function to update 30 slopes (passed by reference).
AM> Within the function I need to reference previous values of the array
AM> elements, like Price[j][2] to reference the j-th element of the Price[]
AM> array 2 bars ago.
AM> PowerEditor complains. It tells me that I can't reference previous values
AM> of simple variables. And yet, I cannot figure out how to make this into a
AM> series function so I *can* reference previous values in my array!
AM> Any suggestions?
AM> -Alex
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