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Post From: Know what Arrays contain data
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| User681150 - Posts: 62 |
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i wanted to use this MACD function to understand how to access the arrays and knowing which arrays the data exist in... please correct any errors in the words i use. a Subgraph has 12 arrays. this macd stores the 3 data arrays in sc.Subgraph[0]. you can access and plot each data array by accessing individual arrays of sc.Subgraph[0]. - Why doesn't the first variable MACD start with Arrays[0] (isnt it zero based? isnt this the proper way to access that data array) - Why does the second variable MACD MovingAverage use .Arrays[2] and not .Arrays[1] with these functions that output multiple arrays... how do i know what array holds what?? in the documentatio is says For this function, sc.Subgraph[].Arrays[0-3] (Extra Arrays) are used for internal calculations and additional results output.
any help with a little explanation would be appreciated... thanks sc.MACD(sc.BaseData[SC_LAST], sc.Subgraph[0], 5, 10, 10, MOVAVGTYPE_SIMPLE);
//Access the individual lines float MACD = sc.Subgraph[0][sc.Index]; //Access the study value at the current index float MACDMovingAverage = sc.Subgraph[0].Arrays[2][sc.Index]; float MACDDifference = sc.Subgraph[0].Arrays[3][sc.Index]; //Copy to Visible Subgraphs sc.Subgraph[1][sc.Index] = MACDMovingAverage; sc.Subgraph[2][sc.Index] = MACDDifference; Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-07-13 15:57:20
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