I cannot get this simple code to work ! PLEASE HELP...

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rookie_forawhile 2014.05.07 13:04

Hi people,

I am struggling with this:

int mlevel1upper;

double rangeup[13];

for(int vx=0;vx<13;vx++)

{

rangeup[vx]=Zone1Upper-m_line[vx];

mlevel1upper=ArrayMinimum(rangeup,WHOLE_ARRAY,0);

//double MaxRange=(High[Max]-Low[Max])/Point;

}

Why do I need this? Because ArrayBsearch doesn't work as expected...

What do I expect it to do?

Basically I want it to create an array called rangeup, which has 13 elements. then I want it to compute ranges between Zone1Upper static value (double) and a double value pulled from an array (sorted). So I will get an unsorted array rangeup. And then within this array i want to find the smallest range. So I use ArrayMinimum which should give me the index of the smallest range. However it does not work.

Thanks for help....

Mladen Rakic 2014.05.07 13:18 #1

rookie_forawhile:
Hi people,

I am struggling with this:

int mlevel1upper;

double rangeup[13];

for(int vx=0;vx<13;vx++)

{

rangeup[vx]=Zone1Upper-m_line[vx];

mlevel1upper=ArrayMinimum(rangeup,WHOLE_ARRAY,0);

//double MaxRange=(High[Max]-Low[Max])/Point;

}

Why do I need this? Because ArrayBsearch doesn't work as expected...

What do I expect it to do?

Thanks for help....

rookie_forawhile

Try like this :

//------------------------------------------------------------

#property indicator_chart_window

double values[15]={4,1,6,3,19,4,2,6,3,9,4,5,6,3,9};

//------------------------------------------------------------

int init() { return(0); }

int deinit() { return(0); }

int start()

{

int min = ArrayMinimum(values,WHOLE_ARRAY,0);

int max = ArrayMaximum(values,WHOLE_ARRAY,0);

Comment(min," ",values[min]," ",max," ",values[max]);

return(0);

}

Unlike some other array functions, ArrayMinimum and ArrayMaximum are working correctly

[ARCHIVE] Any rookie question, ArrayMinimum Find the highest value

Mladen Rakic 2014.05.18 17:22 #2

rookie_forawhile:
Hi people,

I am struggling with this:

int mlevel1upper;

double rangeup[13];

for(int vx=0;vx<13;vx++)

{

rangeup[vx]=Zone1Upper-m_line[vx];

mlevel1upper=ArrayMinimum(rangeup,WHOLE_ARRAY,0);

//double MaxRange=(High[Max]-Low[Max])/Point;

}

Why do I need this? Because ArrayBsearch doesn't work as expected...

What do I expect it to do?

Thanks for help....

If you wish to have the smallest range, simply fill the array with ranges and sort it. If you sort it ascending, element 0 will contain smallest range. If you sort it descending, element 12 will contain smallest range.

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