Multiple array declaration

[Sangui]

Hi,

Is it possible to declare a multiple array, like this:

private double[,,]MyArray= new double[100,100,100];

But with different type of variables?, let's say: [double, int, int]. My idea is to store [Price, No of current Bar, an int].

If not any idea that is simple?

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello Sangui,

Thanks for opening the thread.

It is possible to create an array of "object's" where you can use a variety of types, but you will have to type cast the instance of the object class if you are going to use it for variable assignment.

Here is a publicly available resource that describes this further - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...gle-array-in-c

Please let me know if I may be of further assistance.

[Sangui]

I knew that but what I need is a kind of matrix, I mean:

I want to store

Data 1 > (Price1, int A1, int B1)
Data 2 > (Price1, int A1, int B1)
.
.
Data i > (Pricei, int Ai, int Bi)

All within the same variable.

[Sangui]

I know how to do it now

private object[,,] Array = new object[100,100,100];

Array[1,0,0] = 2000.45;
Array[0,1,0] =1;
Array[0,0,1] = 1;

Array[2,0,0] = 3000.45;
Array[0,2,0] =2;
Array[0,0,2] = 5;

double g =Convert.ToDouble(PivotUPArray[2,0,0]);

Print("Value:"+g);

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello Sangui,

You could create a class that has member variables for the types that you want to store information for. Each of these variables will be associated with that class and you can use a List of that class to be able to index your classes.

An example for creating a List using a custom class is described in the MSDN C# programming reference here - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib....aspx#Anchor_8