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Tradingview #5
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TimeScaleMarkShape |
time for daily, weekly, and monthly bars is expected to be a trading day (not session start day) at 00:00 UTC. |
Enabling the extending time scale feature Enable the 'studies_extend_time_scale' featureset. |
custom_indicators_getter: function(PineJS) {
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I think the real answer to this would be a BRIN index (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_Range_Index), which I don't believe is in there, but would be rad to add. Assuming you're sorted by timestamp... This implementation of binary search does exist: Perhaps that's good enough for what you're up to? For sure it could be used to trounce going linear over the rows for each lookup. |
Use the subscribe method to handle events raised when users interact with marks. You can also refresh and clear marks using the chart methods. If you want to display two characters (like 'ED', 'AB', 'CD', etc.), you should enable the two_character_bar_marks_labels featureset. One bar can have several marks. When a user clicks on the mark, the tooltip appears. The tooltip can only contain plain text. HTML code is not supported. You can specify a timescale mark shape using the shape property. Images can be displayed within timescale marks by providing an image url in the imageUrl property. Subscribe to library events. Signature Signature |
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