Other problem - must be know
function run()
{
asset("EUR/USD");
AssetVar[0]=33.99;
printf("\n%s = %f",Asset,AssetVar[0]);
AssetFloat[0]=1234.56;
printf("\n%s = %f",Asset,AssetVar[0]);
quit("ok!");
}
have this output:
testIN compiling...........
EUR/USD = 33.990002
EUR/USD = 33.989998
Test: testIN EUR/USD 2016..2021
Assets Assets4
ok!
This is correct - from manual:
32 general purpose int or float variables for internally storing integers or floats specific to the current asset.
They are shared with AssetVar/AssetStr at twice the index, i.e. AssetVar[N] is shared with AssetInt[2*N] and AssetInt[2*N+1]. They cannot be read from the asset list. AssetInt can also be used to store asset-specific series or pointers for using them in a tmf or tick function.
