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T4 Chart Scripting Documentation¶

In order to help you unleash the power of chart scripting, we have provided an extensive set of documentation.

Scripting Function Reference¶

A detailed reference guide on how to use each and every function supported in the chart scripting language.

Scripting Function Reference

Scripting Walkthroughs¶

The scripting walkthroughs are designed to get you familiarized with the chart scripting language very quickly. You should go through these walkthroughs with a chart open, and enter and modify the scripts as you read along. The individual walkthroughs are designed to be completed in 5 to 10 minutes each and introduce increasingly advanced concepts as you go along.

Walkthrough #1 - Scripting Basics
Walkthrough #2 - Scripting Basics
Walkthrough #3 - Building a Simple Moving Average (SMA) overlay
Walkthrough #4 - Building a Rate of Change (ROC) overlay
Walkthrough #5 - Custom Plotting
Walkthrough #6 - Custom Summary
Walkthrough #7 - Getting INPUT
Walkthrough #8 - Reusing Scripts
Walkthrough #9 - Decision Making Using IF
Walkthrough #10 - Aggregation Functions
Walkthrough #11 - Event Detection Using CROSS
Walkthrough #12 - Advanced Topic (Building a ZigZag maybe?)
Walkthrough #13 - Building a Proportional Volume Indicator

Scripting Users Manual¶

The main documentation for the chart scripting functionality. The users manual explains the scripting language in great detail. Reading this is mandatory in order to fully tap all the power scripting has to offer.

Scripting Users Manual

Example Scripts¶

We have provided a wealth of example scripts that you can use either for learning, or for you charts. We choose the examples carefully to show you how to access both basic and very advanced functionality withing the scripting language.

Example Scripts

Scripting How-To's and FAQ's¶

In the How-To's and FAQ documentation, we have tried to address issues to help you work through problems with your own scripts. The content of this section of the documentation is largely based on feedback we have received from our customers.