Mag. Ferri Leberl wrote:
How can I adress the current index of a vector?
I want to work with time series and therefore give the n-th element of a
vector some value dependent on the value of the n-1th element.
Sorry, your question is not really clear, but possibly the following may
help:
1) If yo
Mag. Ferri Leberl wrote:
How can I adress the current index of a vector?
How do you define "current" in this context?
You might want to get the length() of the vector...
Uwe Ligges
I want to work with time series and therefore give the n-th element of a
vector some value dependent on the value of
How can I adress the current index of a vector?
I want to work with time series and therefore give the n-th element of a
vector some value dependent on the value of the n-1th element.
Thank you in advance.
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