enum SYMBOLS_OF_PAIR
{
"EURCHF;CHFJPY;EURJPY",
"GBPCHF;CHFJPY;GBPJPY",
"USDCHF;CHFJPY;USDJPY",
"EURGBP;GBPCHF;EURCHF",
"EURUSD;USDCHF;EURCHF",
"EURGBP;GBPJPY;EURJPY",
"EURGBP;GBPUSD;EURUSD",
"EURUSD;USDJPY;EURJPY",
"GBPUSD;USDCHF;GBPCHF",
"GBPUSD;USDJPY;GBPJPY",
};
There isn't any way, you have to code it.
| If it's not going to be an input, I use this pattern | enumENUM_FRUIT {APPLE, BANANA, GRAPE, Using it with an increment (++i) assumes they are adjacent numerically.FRUIT_FIRST=APPLE, FRUIT_LAST=GRAPE}; for(ENUM_FRUIT i = APPLE; i <= FRUIT_LAST; ++i) { Print(EnumToString(i)); } |
| If it is going to be an input, I use this pattern | enumENUM_FRUIT {APPLE, BANANA, GRAPE} #defineFRUIT_FIRST APPLE #defineFRUIT_LAST GRAPE for(ENUM_FRUIT i = APPLE; i <= FRUIT_LAST; ++i) { Print(EnumToString(i)); } |
| If they aren't numerically adjacent | constENUM_TIMEFRAMES gcPeriods[]={ PERIOD_CURRENT, PERIOD_M1, PERIOD_M2, PERIOD_M3, PERIOD_M4, PERIOD_M5, PERIOD_M6, PERIOD_M10,PERIOD_M12,PERIOD_M15,PERIOD_M20,PERIOD_M30,PERIOD_H1, PERIOD_H2, PERIOD_H3, PERIOD_H4, PERIOD_H6, PERIOD_H8, PERIOD_H12, PERIOD_D1, PERIOD_W1, PERIOD_MN1}; ENUM_TIMEFRAMES next(ENUM_TIMEFRAMEScurr){ for(inti=0; gcPeriods[i] != curr; ++i){} returngcPeriods[i+1]; } |
