How to use ArraySetAsSeries() to the row of a 2D Array？

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I declare a 2D array and I need to make each row elements being indexed like in time series. 

double a[10][10];
for(i=0;1<10;1++)
{
  ArraySetAsSeries(a[i][],true);
}

 But it didn't work. The compiler says Error: ']' - expression expected 

How should I make it work? 

Thanks in advance .

 
luenbo:

I declare a 2D array and I need to make each row elements being indexed like in time series. 

 But it didn't work. The compiler says Error: ']' - expression expected 

How should I make it work? 

Thanks in advance .

From the documentation of ArraySetAsSeries() :

Note

The AS_SERIES flag can't be set for multi-dimensional arrays or static arrays (arrays, whose size in square brackets is preset already on the compilation stage). Indexing in timeseries differs from a common array in that the elements of timeseries are indexed from the end towards the beginning (from the newest to oldest data).

 

You can use a structure instead : 

struct arrayasseries
  {
   double ar[];
  };

arrayasseries a[10];

int OnInit()
  {
   for(int i=0;1<10;i++)
     {
      ArraySetAsSeries(a[i].ar,true);
     }
...
  }
 
angevoyageur:

You can use a structure instead :

Great!  Thank you.
 
Alain Verleyen #:

You can use a structure instead :

Dear Alain,

This thread is really old but I hope you'll have the opportunity to take a look at my current issue:

I'm trying to port this MQL4 code to MQL5:

int arr[][2];
...
arr[i, 0] = j;
...
ArraySetAsSeries(arr, false);
ArraySort(arr);

But I got the same error as mentioned here. How would you change this code to be supported in MQL5?

Thanks.

 
sebastien444 #:

Dear Alain,

This thread is really old but I hope you'll have the opportunity to take a look at my current issue:

I'm trying to port this MQL4 code to MQL5:

But I got the same error as mentioned here. How would you change this code to be supported in MQL5?

Thanks.

I already answered, use a structure. You can't use a multi-dimensional array with functions expecting an unique dimension.

MQL4 or MQL5 doesn't make a difference here.

 
Alain Verleyen #:

You can use a structure instead :

Hi, your example is for 1D array?


I'm trying this way but looks wrong... I have array signal[][] as global variable but terminal return warning "see previous declaration of signal" but if I delete it a lot of errors appear....

OnInit>>>

   arrayasseries signal[8][210];


      for(int i = 0; 1 < 210; i++)

        {

         ArraySetAsSeries(signal[i][i].ar, true);

        }

>>>

while the structure out of all

   struct arrayasseries
     {
      double ar[];
     };

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