How to store a color in a variable?

[Ironman9973]

How can I store a color in a variable?

Variable1 = Color.Red
Varisble2 = Color.Blue

thank you.

[koganam]

How can I store a color in a variable?

Variable1 = Color.Red
Varisble2 = Color.Blue

thank you.

Just as you do for all variables. You declare it, and then you use it.

Color Variable1 = Color.Red;

[Ironman9973]

Thank you. But I cannot use it like:

Color.Variable1

I would like to code an indicator where you can input the color of an arrow.

variable1 = Red
variable2 = Blue

DrawArrowDown("tag1" + CurrentBar,true,0,High[0], Color.variable1);

I hope that makes sense.

Thank you.

[koganam]

Thank you. But I cannot use it like:

Color.Variable1

I would like to code an indicator where you can input the color of an arrow.

variable1 = Red
variable2 = Blue

DrawArrowDown("tag1" + CurrentBar,true,0,High[0], Color.variable1);

I hope that makes sense.

Thank you.

You need to read up on variables and how they are declared and used. If you have declared Variable1 as a color, why are you referring to it using object notation, as if the declared variable is a member of the Color class: it is an instance of it, not a member.

Correct is:

Color Variable1 = Color.Red;
//...
DrawArrowDown("tag1" + CurrentBar,true,0,High[0], Variable1);

[Ironman9973]

Thank you.