🌲 #newfeature The historical states of arrays and matrices can now be referenced with the `[]` operator. In the example below, we reference the historic state of a matrix 10 bars ago:
//@version=5 indicator("") m = matrix.new<float>(1, 1, close) float x = na if bar_index > 10 x := matrix.get(m[10], 0, 0) plot(x)
🌲 #newfeature The historical states of arrays and matrices can now be referenced with the `[]` operator. In the example below, we reference the historic state of a matrix 10 bars ago:
//@version=5 indicator("") m = matrix.new<float>(1, 1, close) float x = na if bar_index > 10 x := matrix.get(m[10], 0, 0) plot(x)
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