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[Programming Help] - Max/Min of more than 2 ScFloatArrays
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| [2021-02-18 17:15:02] |
| Nick_ON_CAD - Posts: 22 |
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Could someone please point me in right direction? Would be greatly appreciated. Subgraph_PriceOverlayMax[BarIndex] = max(Study1Array[BarIndex], Study2Array[BarIndex], Study3Array[BarIndex], Study4Array[BarIndex], Study5Array[BarIndex], Study6Array[BarIndex], Study7Array[BarIndex]); This is what I'm trying to accomplish but I realize that max() only takes two parameters. I want a reference to the highest/lowest subgraph. What is the preferred way to find min/max of a >2 arrays, in ACSIL? Most of my experience is in Python and having a hard time finding an example in any of the SC code - tried to use std:max() with initializer list but won't compile. Thank you, Nick |
| [2021-02-19 00:07:25] |
| norvik_ - Posts: 106 |
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std::vector<float>values{Study1Array[BarIndex], Study2Array[BarIndex], Study3Array[BarIndex], Study4Array[BarIndex], Study5Array[BarIndex], Study6Array[BarIndex], Study7Array[BarIndex]};
auto result = std::max_elemnt(values.begin(),values.end()); float max_value = *result; Don't forget #include<algorithm> :) Date Time Of Last Edit: 2021-02-19 00:09:34
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| [2021-02-19 15:25:18] |
| ForgivingComputers.com - Posts: 1012 |
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What is the preferred way to find min/max of a >2 arrays, in ACSIL?
As you noted, max(a,b) takes only two parameters. You can nest max statements: 3 parameters: a, b, c max(a,max(b,c))
4 parameters: a, b, c, d max(a,max(b,max(c,d)))
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