Not sure I follow. You don't actually need to create an array just to be able to inject that into your nom/dem calculations.
You already have the basis down for all the historical dates for nom/dem. So all you need to do now is before you do any of the historical dates, you want to do the current date first.
Assuming BarsInProgress == 0 is a 1min series and session closes at 2PM (aka 140000).
Now you will have to play around with the idea here as I have not tested it, but it should give you a framework as to where to go. Above shows an example of adding the current day's info into the first [0] index and then adding all the historical stuff after it so you can access the ArrayList in proper chronological order.
You already have the basis down for all the historical dates for nom/dem. So all you need to do now is before you do any of the historical dates, you want to do the current date first.
Assuming BarsInProgress == 0 is a 1min series and session closes at 2PM (aka 140000).
Code:
if (BarsInProgress == 0)
{
if (ToTime(Time[0]) == 135900)
{
ArrayList nom = new ArrayList();
nom.Add(Close[0] - Math.Min(MIN(Lows[dailyBars], k-1)[0], CurrentDayOHL().CurrentLow[0]));
x=0;
while (x < d)
{
nom.Add(Closes[dailyBars][x] - MIN(Lows[dailyBars],k)[x]);
x++;
}
// denoms
ArrayList den = new ArrayList();
den.Add(Math.Max(MAX(Highs[dailyBars], k-1)[0], CurrentDayOHL().CurrentHigh[0]) - Math.Min(MIN(Lows[dailyBars], k-1)[0], CurrentDayOHL().CurrentLow[0]));
x=0;
while (x < d)
{
den.Add(MAX(Highs[dailyBars],k)[x] - MIN(Lows[dailyBars],k)[x]);
x++;
}
...
...
}
}
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