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low( type or variable ) : Ordinal Type;

 

Returns the lowest allowed value of either a type or a variable of that type. It would typically be used in conjunction with arrays and, for arrays, it returns the lowest index value in that array.

 

Parameters

 

Type or Variable

Ordinal Type

 

type

  TArray = array[0..10] of Integer;

 

  low(TArray) would return 0 since 0 is the lowest allowable index in that array type.

 

 

Important!: It is critical that you do not confuse this Pascal low() utility function with the low price of a data series. When customizing a user script, always use Symbol.low() rather than just low(). Not paying attention to this can cause errors that are difficult to debug.

 

 

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