Array out of range

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double=med[];

2. Post code that compiles.

3. ArrayResize(med,1000,100);
   for(int i=0; maxmin==False; i++){
    med[i] == ...

   med has 1000 elements, your loop is infinite unless you change maxmin.
   

Yes, i know. thats why i wrote "......" after the med[i]. Maxmix value becomes True in some point of the code.

But, the most important thing so i can try to fix it myself, i want to know how the array is getting filled? i mean, i want to know the values of med[1], med[2], med[...].

Thanks for your answer!

But if i try to change the "1000" for the "i" parameter, then it gives the array out of range error...

ArrayResize(med,i,100);

 med[i]=iMA(NULL,15,50,15,MODE_SMA,PRICE_CLOSE,i);

If you resize an array to i

the array contains

med[0]

to

med[i-1]

med[i] does not exist and so you will get the array out of range error. 

That's right, now it works! thanks you very much!!

And one last question.... how can I see the values of med[0], med[1],....., med[i]??? my debugger doesnt work.

   int as=ArraySize(med);
   for(int x=0;x<as;x++)
      Print("med[",(string)x,"]=",DoubleToStr(med[x],Digits));

That will print them to the expert log

Thank you very much!!

Now I see that all the values of the array are the same, med[0]=med[1]=.....=med[i]

Any idea why this could happend??? thanks!!

Compi: Any idea why this could happend???	med[i]=iMA(NULL,15,50,15,MODE_SMA,PRICE_CLOSE,i); There are no mind readers here; you need to post the code.We have no idea if i is changing.

I have absolutely no idea what you are trying to achieve with your code. I find it impossible to follow the logic. Well, I may be able to given time. But I am not going to spoend 2 or 3 hours trying to unscramble your code.

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2. for (int n=0; n<y; n++){
    ArrayResize(med,n+1);
    med[n]=iMA(NULL,15,50,15,MODE_SMA,PRICE_CLOSE,n);
   }
   

   Here you could resize the array once to y before the loop.

3. for(int i=y; maxmin==False; i++){
    ArrayResize(med,i+1);
    med[i]=iMA(NULL,15,50,15,MODE_SMA,PRICE_CLOSE,i);

   Here you are in an infinite loop. Should the condition never occur, you will be putting zeros in the array. If you used #property strict you would have errored instead.

4. The first "i" in yellow changes, because it prints the med[1],med[2],....,med[30],..... med[i]

   The thing is all the values are the same, as if the second "i" in red does not change...

   You say that but you have no code to do that, and don't show the result. Don't tell us what you think it says, show us. There are no mind readers here.

5. int magic=1145425,ll;
   :
   void OnTick()
   {
   //---
   if(ll!=Bars)

   ll has no value (random) so the comparison is meaningless.
6. I aggree with GumRai, the rest is unreadable.