Using Queues in C#

[tinkerz]

In the attached file I am attempting to catch the orders in a queue.

I thought the queue was a fixed size and orders would drop out once the queue size was maxed out, is this wrong?

I would have to count the queue and the deselect the last one as the size hits?

Also I am copying the queue .copyto() but i am not printing anything in the output window, it runs for a bit then stops

Any ideas, i want to keep my queue a fixed size and probably include the timestamp to

Tinkerz

[tinkerz]

I am narrowing down the error.

I now resize me queue using the dequeue function if the count is larger than 50

it now looks like on bar update on a new tick it crashes
I first set the variable
private double[] myTargetArray;
and initialize
myTargetArray = new double[100];

so my array is larger than the queue.

But I crash when I copy

BuyStack.CopyTo(myTargetArray,1);
Print(myTargetArray[1]);

Any ideas
Queue..::.CopyTo Method

[tinkerz]

ok got it the queue was a int the array a double

[NinjaTrader_Austin]

tinkerz, as this is a general C# programming area, we are unable to provide support. Maybe some community members can chime in and help you out.

A little hint though:

[FONT=monospace]
[/FONT]Queue q = new Queue(32);

// to delete and return the oldest object
object ob = q.Dequeue();

[NinjaTrader_Austin]

I see our messages crossed in cyber-space. Glad to hear you've got it figured out.