Fewer lines

[eleven]

How can I do this in fewer lines?

double[,] a = new double[,] {
{Open[0],Low[0],High[0],Close[0]},
{Open[1],Low[1],High[1],Close[1]},
{Open[2],Low[2],High[2],Close[2]},
{Open[3],Low[3],High[3],Close[3]},
{Open[4],Low[4],High[4],Close[4]},
{Open[5],Low[5],High[5],Close[5]},
{Open[6],Low[6],High[6],Close[6]},
{Open[7],Low[7],High[7],Close[7]},
{Open[8],Low[8],High[8],Close[8]},
{Open[9],Low[9],High[9],Close[9]},
{Open[10],Low[10],High[10],Close[10]},
{Open[11],Low[11],High[11],Close[11]},
{Open[12],Low[12],High[12],Close[12]},
{Open[13],Low[13],High[13],Close[13]},
{Open[14],Low[14],High[14],Close[14]},
};

[eleven]

How can I create a multidimensional array of OHLC of a certain length better than what I posted above? Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello,

This would require a for loop to make this more simplified or less lines.

Here is a simple example of using a multi-dimensional array in a loop:

 protected override void OnBarUpdate()
{
            if (CurrentBar < 14) return;
           double[,] a = new double[15,4];

			//set values
            for (int i = 1; i < 15; i++)
            {
				a[i,0] = Open[i];
				a[i,1] = Low[i];
				a[i,2] = High[i];
				a[i,3] = Close[i];
            }
			
			//usage
			for (int i = 1; i < a.GetLength(0); i++)
            {
                Print("Open: " + a[i, 0] + " Low: " + a[i, 1]+ " High: " + a[i, 2]+ " Close: " + a[i, 3]);
            }
}

I look forward to being of further assistance.

[eleven]

Thanks for your assistance.