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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 2 May 2013
Passes a string expression from script to command line.
Usage
CommandLine("Expression")
See the [MultiCharts Work Area#The list of supported commands|list of supported expressions] for the command line.
Examples
CommandLine(".rld");
Reloads the chart where the script is applied (reloads all chart where the same symbol is used).
CommandLine(".at_toggle");
Turns on/off auto trading on the chart where the script is applied (if it is used to turn auto trading on, the popped up confirmation window cannot be skipped and a manual click on "OK" is required).
CommandLine(".csy dnum=1, name=AUD/CHF, df=LMAX");
Changes the symbol plotted as data series 1 to AUD/CHF and the data source to LMAX on the chart where the script is applied.
