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Post From: C++, ACSIL functions question
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| BenjFlame - Posts: 324 |
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Thanks all. It's clear now. First, function in function is not allowed in C++. Period. And you gave solutions to get the desired result. There is also the c++ lambda. I can have it inside of another function, and it has access to all its variables: auto lambda = [&]() { // Reference link to all variables }; lambda(); It compiles, but I haven't tried it in a live environment yet. Is there any reason why I should not use a lambda such as this one in SierraChart study context? In terms of memory usage and such? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-03-12 17:47:06
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