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Post From: Using DMI in the CrossOver function

[2016-11-15 02:07:07]
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AcquaLife - Posts: 33
I am trying to compare the negative DMI and positive DMI for a crossover. However, the crossover function takes arrays while the data in the DMI are not arrays. I tried several ways of putting the value of the pos DMI and neg DMI in two different arrays and then using the crossover function with no luck. I also followed the code example:
This is an example of looking for a crossover between the values in
// a subgraph and a fixed value. We first have to put the fixed value
// into an array. We are using one of the Subgraph internal arrays.
sc.Subgraph[2].Arrays[8][sc.Index] = 100.0;

if (sc.CrossOver(sc.Subgraph[2], sc.Subgraph[2].Arrays[8]) == CROSS_FROM_BOTTOM)
{

//Code
}
/
I though i could do what you did with the sc.Subgraph[2].Arrays[8][sc.Index] = 100.00 and replace the 100 with pos DMI and another line of code with neg DMI in array 9. Also, when i used the crossover function instead of putting both DMI pos and DMI neg as arguments, I just put one in with another known array. No matter what i do i keep getting this error: 'int s_sc::CrossOver(SCFloatArrayRef,SCFloatArrayRef,int)': cannot convert argument 1 from 'float' to 'SCFloatArrayRef'

This is the piece of code i am working with:
sc.DMI(sc.BaseDataIn, sc.Subgraph[1], 10);

  float DMIPos = sc.Subgraph[1][sc.Index];
  float DMINeg = sc.Subgraph[1].Arrays[0][sc.Index];
  
  sc.Subgraph[1].Arrays[1][sc.Index]=DMIPos;
  sc.Subgraph[1].Arrays[2][sc.Index]=DMINeg;