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When trying to write
extern string array[25];
The compiler gives out
'array' - external arrays are not allowed
you need to do without extern.
But then he won't be an outsider...
will be
but is there any way to refer to a variable whose name is contained in a string variable?
Dear gurus, please advise how to find a solution to this simple problem:
The input to the script is 25 external string variables named XXXXXX_counter, where the counter is a natural number 1,2,3... 25
the script body should process these variables in a loop for ( i=1 ; i<=25 ; i++ ){...}
I can't figure out how to refer to the corresponding variable in the loop body, getting its name using the i counter
an array would be nice, but external arrays are not allowed....
the problem ultimately boils down to referring to a variable whose name is contained in a string variable.
Respectfully, Gravitus
You could do something like this
for (i=0; i<=3; i++)
{
switch(i)
{
case 1 :
XXXXX_1=i;
case 2 :
XXXXX_2=i;
{ case 3 :
XXXXX_3=i;
break;
default: break;
}
}
Instead of IndicatorCounted() write what you need.
The task is to perform calculations at the arrival of a new candle
The check of Bars- IndicatorCounted() (amount of calculated bars) only changes in the indicator, the main calculation is performed.
the task is to calculate when a new candle arrives
Andrei01, reag - thank you.
Just thought there were some magic quotes, but okay, switch is fine :)
Dear gurus, please advise how to find a solution to this simple problem:
The input to the script is 25 external string variables named XXXXXX_counter, where the counter is a natural number 1,2,3... 25
the script body should process these variables in a loop for ( i=1 ; i<=25 ; i++ ){...}
I can't figure out how to refer to the corresponding variable in the loop body, getting its name using the i counter
an array would be nice, but external arrays are not allowed....
the problem ultimately boils down to referring to a variable whose name is contained in a string variable.
Respectfully, Gravitus
for (i=0; i<=3; i++)
{
switch(i)
{
case 1 :
ixxxxx=DoubleToStr(i,0);
XXXXX="XXXXX_"+ixxxx;
XXXXX_1=GlobalVariableGet(XXXXX);
}