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the possibility of two consecutive manual looping
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| [2018-12-26 01:53:51] |
| Andy Sureway - Posts: 93 |
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Hello SC staff, I am working on an indicator which uses two passes of manual looping (from sc.UpdateStartIndex to sc.ArraySize). It seems that ACSIL has some format restraint, which disallow this to happen. To make it clearer, what I want is: for (int BarIndex = sc.UpdateStartIndex; BarIndex < sc.ArraySize; BarIndex++) {
// pass 1 } for (int BarIndex = sc.UpdateStartIndex; BarIndex < sc.ArraySize; BarIndex++) { // pass 2 } I have done several tests. It seems impossible to even add two or more additional statements after the first manual looping. I know how to bypass this format constraint, as seen below. But just want to confirm whether my understanding is correct. for (int BarIndex = sc.UpdateStartIndex; BarIndex < sc.ArraySize; BarIndex++) {
// pass 1 if(BarIndex == sc.ArraySize-1) for (int BarIndex2 = sc.UpdateStartIndex; BarIndex2 < sc.ArraySize; BarIndex2++) { // pass 2 } } Thanks a lot! Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-12-26 01:54:56
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| [2018-12-26 03:15:21] |
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It should be obvious that this will work just fine: for (int BarIndex = sc.UpdateStartIndex; BarIndex < sc.ArraySize; BarIndex++) {
This has nothing to do with ACSIL. This is nothing more than C++ code. You can do what you want and this is just fine.
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