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    How to read /write a global array?

    Can somebody post sample code that shows everything needed to 1) declare a global array in an indicator and initialize it 2) read the global array in another indicator? I'm baffled.

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    Hi maxpi,

    What are you using this array for? What you want to do is write out every element of the array into a text file as new individual lines. Then you can read all of the lines into a new array in your other indicator.

    Please see the reference sample section of the forums and look for the StreamReader and StreamWriter samples.
    Josh P.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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      I want to make an indicator that runs on a tick chart but I want to display the results on a bar chart. Writing to a text file probably would be ok really, I had assumed there was a way in C# to simply have a global array but I guess it's sort of verboten...

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        #4
        In that case the StreamReader/StreamWriter examples should be of use.
        Josh P.NinjaTrader Customer Service

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