Re: CL_Hashums DLL Help

["Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>]

> From a system I am making the following calls:
>  putAt("Global", "CurrentBar", CurrentBar);
>  putAt("Global", "Position", Mkt_Pos);
>  putAT("Global", "Long_Stop", LongExitTarget);
>  putAT("Global", "Short_Stop", ShortExitTarget);
> Which "populate" the memory correctly with accurate results (I verified
> this through having it also write to a CSV file the values).

But the correct values are overwritten on each bar, no?  You have 
only ONE storage location for CurrentBar, ONE for Mkt_Pos, etc.  That 
one location gets overwritten on each new bar.

> For some reason, each day's (bar's) value when plotted is the
> value from the very last day, ie: there is one value which is being
> read in and that is the only value I can plot. 

You basically need an array, but I don't think HashNums supports 
arrays.  Try something like this:

  Vars: DayTime("");
  DayTime = NumToStr(Date,0) + NumToStr(Time,0);
  putAt("Global", "CurrentBar" + DayTime, CurrentBar);
  putAt("Global", "Position" + DayTime, Mkt_Pos);
  putAT("Global", "Long_Stop" + DayTime, LongExitTarget);
  putAT("Global", "Short_Stop" + DayTime, ShortExitTarget);

&etc for the other vars.  That way you'll have a unique storage 
location for EACH bar.  You don't need the "+ NumToStr(Time,0)" if 
you plan to use this only on daily data.

Gary

PS:  It's not usually necessary to post a request to three different 
lists, especially considering many people read all three of them...