How to code this for() condition?

Hi all, I´m bad coding, I try many things and fail, but keep learning. I have a condition I´m triying to code and I ask for help:.

If (priceClose(0)>SMA(200)) during the last 100 bars. How can I code It?

Do I have to write 100 times the condition?



Because if I code this;



I guess enters Long if the condition is met any time during last 100 bars, and I want to enterLong only if the whole last 100 priceClose are above SMA(200).

Any clues?

Thank you very much

int i
bool flag= true;
for(i=0;i<100;i++)
if (priceC[i]<mySMA200[i]) flag= false;
if(flag) enterLong();

double check the sintax. Ciao

Thank you very much. I understand your logic, I wouldn´t though about it.

But it doesn´t enter any trade, even if I limit int i to 10, even to 3, to make sure it should enterLong.

As I understand:
1.- Every new bar flag is true
2.- If any (the last 100 bars) priceC<mySMA200 flag would be false, so next condition if(flag) would never be true, so no trade is opened.
3. But if priceC>mySMA200 (all last 100 bars), flag would continue being true so it should enterLong, but it doesn´t. Why??

What´s wrong??

It´s working fine. Had to restart Zorro.

Thank you very much MatPed, I really apreciate.

Vielen Dank!

According to your rules you can also stop searching after 1 false is found:

if(priceC[i]<mySMA200[i]) { flag=false; break; }

Not so important for only 100 loops but maybe you increase that later

Good point! Thank you for noting the break rule.

Vielen Dank laz!!

gerne doch