`request`

Other timeframes and markets.

#Functions

#`request.live`function

Whether that context updates live: false when the plan's live-market limit refused its live channel (it then updates when its bar closes). Empty market / timeframe = the chart's.

request.live({ market?: string = "", timeframe?: string = "" }): bool

Parameter	Type	Description
`market`	`string`default `""`	The market (VENUE:SYMBOL); empty = the chart's.
`timeframe`	`string`default `""`	The timeframe; empty = the chart's.

Returns bool.

Example

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const live = request.live("BINANCE:ETHUSDT", "60")

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.lower_tf`function

The expression on each lower-timeframe bar inside the chart bar (an array, oldest first).

request.lower_tf(timeframe: string, expression: T, { calc_bars_count?: const int = na }): array<T>

Parameter	Type	Description
`timeframe`	`string`	A timeframe such as "60", "240", "1D" or "1W"; "" is the chart's.
`expression`	`T`	The expression evaluated in the requested context.
`calc_bars_count`	`const int`default `na`	At least this many bars of the requested timeframe (a constant number, up to 20,000), so a path-dependent expression (zones, pivots, counters) gets the same history whatever the chart shows. On the chart's own market and timeframe, more bars than the script runs on give the request its own deeper history. Requests of one market and timeframe share a context and its largest depth. On request.lower_tf and request.market_lower_tf it is how far back the lower-timeframe bars reach.

Returns array<T>.

Example

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const inner = request.lower_tf("1", close)

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.market`function

The expression evaluated on another market (VENUE:SYMBOL); an unknown market gives na.

request.market(market: string, timeframe: string, expression: T, { at?: simple string = request.close, gaps?: simple bool = false, calc_bars_count?: const int = na }): T

Parameter	Type	Description
`market`	`string`	A market as VENUE:SYMBOL.
`timeframe`	`string`	A timeframe such as "60", "240", "1D" or "1W"; "" is the chart's.
`expression`	`T`	The expression evaluated in the requested context.
`at`	`simple string`default `request.close`	When a value is taken: request.close (default, never repaints), request.start, request.developing or request.bar_close (the original platform's lookahead off).
`gaps`	`simple bool`default `false`	true: the value only on the bar where it changes; false: carried forward.
`calc_bars_count`	`const int`default `na`	At least this many bars of the requested timeframe (a constant number, up to 20,000), so a path-dependent expression (zones, pivots, counters) gets the same history whatever the chart shows. On the chart's own market and timeframe, more bars than the script runs on give the request its own deeper history. Requests of one market and timeframe share a context and its largest depth. On request.lower_tf and request.market_lower_tf it is how far back the lower-timeframe bars reach.

Returns T.

Example

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const eth = request.market("BINANCE:ETHUSDT", "", close)

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.market_lower_tf`function

The expression on each bar of another market (VENUE:SYMBOL) at a lower timeframe inside the chart bar (an array, oldest first): Binance 1-minute candles on a MEXC chart. Empty market = the chart's.

request.market_lower_tf(market: string, timeframe: string, expression: T, { calc_bars_count?: const int = na }): array<T>

Parameter	Type	Description
`market`	`string`	A market as VENUE:SYMBOL.
`timeframe`	`string`	A timeframe such as "60", "240", "1D" or "1W"; "" is the chart's.
`expression`	`T`	The expression evaluated in the requested context.
`calc_bars_count`	`const int`default `na`	At least this many bars of the requested timeframe (a constant number, up to 20,000), so a path-dependent expression (zones, pivots, counters) gets the same history whatever the chart shows. On the chart's own market and timeframe, more bars than the script runs on give the request its own deeper history. Requests of one market and timeframe share a context and its largest depth. On request.lower_tf and request.market_lower_tf it is how far back the lower-timeframe bars reach.

Returns array<T>.

Example

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const binanceMinutes = request.market_lower_tf("BINANCE:BTCUSDT", "1", close)

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.tf`function

The expression evaluated on another timeframe of this market. { at: request.close } (default) never repaints.

request.tf(timeframe: string, expression: T, { at?: simple string = request.close, gaps?: simple bool = false, calc_bars_count?: const int = na }): T

Parameter	Type	Description
`timeframe`	`string`	A timeframe such as "60", "240", "1D" or "1W"; "" is the chart's.
`expression`	`T`	The expression evaluated in the requested context.
`at`	`simple string`default `request.close`	When a value is taken: request.close (default, never repaints), request.start, request.developing or request.bar_close (the original platform's lookahead off).
`gaps`	`simple bool`default `false`	true: the value only on the bar where it changes; false: carried forward.
`calc_bars_count`	`const int`default `na`	At least this many bars of the requested timeframe (a constant number, up to 20,000), so a path-dependent expression (zones, pivots, counters) gets the same history whatever the chart shows. On the chart's own market and timeframe, more bars than the script runs on give the request its own deeper history. Requests of one market and timeframe share a context and its largest depth. On request.lower_tf and request.market_lower_tf it is how far back the lower-timeframe bars reach.

Returns T.

Example

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const dailyClose = request.tf("1D", close)

Since ChartScript 1

#Constants

Name	Type	Description
`request.bar_close`	`string`	On closed chart bars: the last higher bar closed by the chart bar's close (never repaints once that bar has closed); on the live chart bar: the higher bar so far. The same as the original platform's default (lookahead off).
`request.close`	`string`	Take the value of the last closed higher bar (default; never repaints).
`request.developing`	`string`	Take the higher bar so far (moves until it closes).
`request.start`	`string`	Take the value at the start of the higher bar (only for expressions known when it opens).

#Not supported

#`request.currency_rate`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.dividends`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.earnings`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.economic`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.financial`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.quandl`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.security`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Use request.tf (same market) or request.market (another market); { at: request.close } is the no-repaint default.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.security_lower_tf`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Use request.lower_tf.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.seed`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

#`request.splits`function

Not supported in ChartScript.

Since ChartScript 1

request

#Functions

#request.livefunction

#request.lower_tffunction

#request.marketfunction

#request.market_lower_tffunction

#request.tffunction

#Constants

#Not supported

#request.currency_ratefunction

#request.dividendsfunction

#request.earningsfunction

#request.economicfunction

#request.financialfunction

#request.quandlfunction

#request.securityfunction

#request.security_lower_tffunction

#request.seedfunction

#request.splitsfunction

`request`

#`request.live`function

#`request.lower_tf`function

#`request.market`function

#`request.market_lower_tf`function

#`request.tf`function

#`request.currency_rate`function

#`request.dividends`function

#`request.earnings`function

#`request.economic`function

#`request.financial`function

#`request.quandl`function

#`request.security`function

#`request.security_lower_tf`function

#`request.seed`function

#`request.splits`function