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how to passing dynamically allocated vectors in preferred ascil syntax to functions

[2015-12-18 04:14:21] #1 [Go To First Post]
enemyspy - Posts: 306
Just one more question this year about specific to syntax for passing dynamically allocated vectors to function could not find solution on stack overflow or youtube: now using this syntax: std::vector <int> SwingIndex = (std::vector <int>)sc.GetPersistentPointer(1); instead of this previous syntax: static std::vector<int> SwingIndex; Example below is what would work to get the whole vector accessible within the function. Need to figure out how to do this with the persistent pointer syntax. void myfunction(std::vector<int>& SwingIndex) { int x=SwingIndex.at(5); } int y = myfunction(SwingIndex); followed examples to initialize in the Http request example study, and works great when not being passed to function swapping . with -> ....My backtests hull ass now but a big compenent of a study is missing until I get this figured out. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2015-12-18 04:30:49

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