malluege is still uninitialized when you try to assign values to it.
double malluege[]= {};
// declaration and initialization. But this thing is still empty, mql4 thinks this is a 0 floor building. Instead of ={} you can use ArrayInitialize(malluege); at any point in the code (before the for loop).
inside the for(j = 0;...) loop add:
ArrayResize(malluege,ArraySize(malluege)+1); // before the malluege[j] = ...
This will "add floors" to your "building" of an array so you can add values to them.
Cheers.
thank you very much!!!
As i is maximum to loop I put:
int init()
{
ArrayResize(malluege,i);
return(0);
}
that way I have an i sized one dimensional array that does the trick.
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I am trying (what I belive) something ralatively simple.
Looping back i bars getting the close price of each bar. Putting the close price of the particular bar
to an array and then accessing it returns 0.
What am I doing wrong? I guess it's syntax, but I don't know what..... see code below:
Thanks you for you help
jp
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double malluege[];
int i=25;
int j=0;
////////////
int init()
{
return(0);
}
/////////
int start()
{
for (j=0; j<i;j++)
{
Print(" Last tick ",iClose(NULL,0,0)); // just for info the last tick information
malluege[j]=iClose(NULL,0,j+1); //// putting close of bar j+1 to array malluege at position j
Print(" j=", j," ",malluege[j]); /// j is returned correctly but malluege[j] is zero
}
return(0);
}