How to copy from static array to indicqtor buffer
- [SOLVED] CopyBuffer() error, or empty value
- PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME FIX THIS CODE.PLEASE!!!
- how can copy the value's of an array from an indicator to another indicator ?
Hello i modified an indicator and got values in static array which is non dependent on bar number qnd i want to give this array's 0 value to indicator buffer array's 0 value and as you know indicator buffer array is dynamic and time dependent array.
yes, my code is a bit long and complicated thats why i didnt't add any code here.
i called icustom in Oninit then inside of ontick function i used copybuffer function but got "0" as a value.
That remains a total mystery to me...how are people thinking they can get coding help without showing anything ?!? Maybe I will create a special topic about it. I really would like to understand.
The explanation is simple.
- They believe and expect that they will be given a "correct" example of how they should code without them showing their attempts, which would show that they are really trying. They don't understand that it is easier to fix (for us readers) than to code an example for the OP to understand. Which is extremely selfish on the OP's part (I don't want to waste time, but I don't mind others wasting it).
- They don't want to waste their time doing a copy/paste of your code. It's easier to just spit out the problem in 2 lines and have someone else code an example so they can continue to copy/paste the solution.
Worst of all, they ask questions that have been solved in the forum for years/decades and nobody seems to use the search engine.

The explanation is simple.
- They believe and expect that they will be given a "correct" example of how they should code without them showing their attempts, which would show that they are really trying. They don't understand that it is easier to fix (for us readers) than to code an example for the OP to understand. Which is extremely selfish on the OP's part (I don't want to waste time, but I don't mind others wasting it).
- They don't want to waste their time doing a copy/paste of your code. It's easier to just spit out the problem in 2 lines and have someone else code an example so they can continue to copy/paste the solution.
Worst of all, they ask questions that have been solved in the forum for years/decades and nobody seems to use the search engine.