Bug Report List - Build 137
there is no bug. described bug is feature. You've described ;-)
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Well, here's the (possible) first for build 137... If the following piece of code is run, the output is as follows:
string splitArray[];
Print("ArraySize: " + ArraySize(splitArray));
Print("splitArray(0): " + splitArray[0]);
return(0);
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testie USDJPY,H1: ArraySize: 1
23:28:50 testie USDJPY,H1: index 0 is out of range [0-0]
23:28:50 testie USDJPY,H1: not initialized string in array
23:28:50 testie USDJPY,H1: not initialized string
23:28:50 testie USDJPY,H1: splitArray(0):
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i.e. ArraySize = 1, even though the array hasn't been initialised yet or contains any elements.
Also, will there be a function developed that actually gives you the number of elements in an array? e.g.
if the statement 'string anyArray[5];' is run, ArraySize(anyArray), returns '5', even though the array hasn't been assigned any elements yet - i.e. anyArray[0] - anyArray[4] equal (NULL).