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Frankdot
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Hello,
I am looking to return a value from a variable to my main method. I tried this:
var numbers = new List<double> {};
numbers.Add(nearclose);
numbers.Add(Close.GetValueAt(CurrentBar));
while (numbers.Count <= 3)
{
var previous = numbers[numbers.Count-1];
var previous2 = numbers[numbers.Count-2];
numbers.Add((previous *0) + (previous2*1));
}
foreach (var item in numbers)
{
fibo2 = (item - lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
}
The idea is once
fibo2 = (Close.GetValueAt(CurrentBar)- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
nearclose return a value 10
fibo2 = (10- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
the value of nearclose 10 replace Close.GetValueAt.
and nearclose return a new value 11 and than 11 replace 10 in fibo2
fibo2 = (11- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
and it goes on.
but if i replace Close.GetValueAt by nearclose it will cause an internal loop and i wont access the next values.
How do i split the value from the variable, and return the value of nearclose in fibo2 to get a list of values?
TY
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I am looking to return a value from a variable to my main method. I tried this:
var numbers = new List<double> {};
numbers.Add(nearclose);
numbers.Add(Close.GetValueAt(CurrentBar));
while (numbers.Count <= 3)
{
var previous = numbers[numbers.Count-1];
var previous2 = numbers[numbers.Count-2];
numbers.Add((previous *0) + (previous2*1));
}
foreach (var item in numbers)
{
fibo2 = (item - lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
}
The idea is once
fibo2 = (Close.GetValueAt(CurrentBar)- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
nearclose return a value 10
fibo2 = (10- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
the value of nearclose 10 replace Close.GetValueAt.
and nearclose return a new value 11 and than 11 replace 10 in fibo2
fibo2 = (11- lowPrice0) / (Ncma - lowPrice0);
and it goes on.
but if i replace Close.GetValueAt by nearclose it will cause an internal loop and i wont access the next values.
How do i split the value from the variable, and return the value of nearclose in fibo2 to get a list of values?
TY
Continue reading...