Re: calling n methods

That all depends on the structure of your "time series" class.

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"b1uceree" <b1uceree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BD80957D-13D8-4159-9C2A-CB72BD821562@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
i need to work out a solution to this:
i have a class that is a time series of (double) numbers and i want to do
the following calculation
for
int x;
i need to perform a calculation which will, starting with the last item
added to the time series perform calculations moving backwards through the
timeseries x items back and return these calculations in a new series of
data
comprising these x items


.

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