Consider this: Result = LastValue( SourceArray ) ;
Result is an array, all of the values in which are identical and equal to the single final value of SourceArray. Hence, at all locations in Result, there is a value that represents the "far in the future" last value of SourceArray. Remember, your arrays are each constructed beginning to end at their point of definition in your AFL. An array defined earlier in your code is completely constructed before arrays defined later in your code even exist yet. In case you are thinking that all arrays are constructed in parallel on a bar-by-bar basis, they are not. --- In [email protected], Rick Osborn <ri...@...> wrote: > > Caveat: since this function fills an entire data array with the > last value of another array, it allows a formula to look into the future. so > if there are repeated events (buy signals and sell signals), I'm not sure if > lastvalue sees any but the last one. Plus I worry about the Caveat!!
