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ChartObjectType

enum cAlgo.API

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The chart object types.

Definition

public enum ChartObjectType

Namespace: cAlgo.API · Group: Drawings

Examples

var trendLines = Chart.FindAllObjects(ChartObjectType.TrendLine);
Print("Trend lines on the chart: {0}", trendLines.Length);
foreach (var chartObject in Chart.Objects)
    Print("{0} is a {1}", chartObject.Name, chartObject.ObjectType);

trendLines = api.Chart.FindAllObjects(ChartObjectType.TrendLine)
api.Print(f"Trend lines on the chart: {trendLines.Length}")
for chartObject in api.Chart.Objects:
    api.Print(f"{chartObject.Name} is a {chartObject.ObjectType}")

Values

Name Value Description
HorizontalLine 0 The horizontal line. The line parallel to the X-axis that can be set on any Y-axis value.
VerticalLine 1 The vertical line. The line parallel to the Y-axis that can be set on any X-axis value. used to mark certain time event or chart bar on the chart.TBD
TrendLine 2 The trend line. The line with the start and end points that can be drawn in any direction on the chart.
Text 3 The text that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
StaticText 4 The static positioned text that can be placed on fixed locations in the chart
Icon 5 The icon. The collection of icons that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
FibonacciRetracement 6 The Fibonacci Retracement that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. - a charting technique that uses the Fibonacci ratios to indicate the areas of support or resistance.
FibonacciExpansion 7 The Fibonacci Expansion that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. - a charting technique used to plot possible levels of support and resistance by tracking not only the primary trend but also the retracement.
FibonacciFan 8 The Fibonacci Fan that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. a charting technique used to estimate support and resistance levels by drawing the new trend lines based on the Fibonacci Retracement levels.
AndrewsPitchfork 9 The Andrews Pitchfork that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
GannFan 10 The Gann Fan that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. A charting technique used to estimate support and resistance levels by drawing trend lines at different Gann angles (1x1, 2x1, 1x2, etc.).
GannBox 11 The Gann Box that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. A charting technique that combines Gann angles with horizontal and vertical lines to create a box structure for analyzing support and resistance levels.
GannSquare 12 The Gann Square that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. A charting technique that combines Gann box grid, fan rays from the start point, and arcs at level intersections for comprehensive market geometry analysis.
GannSquareFixed 13 The Gann Square Fixed that can be placed directly in the chart with fixed screen-space size. A charting technique with a single anchor point and control point that renders a 5x5 grid, Gann fan rays, and circular arcs independent of zoom level.
Rectangle 14 The rectangle of any preferable size and rotation that can be drawn directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
Ellipse 15 The ellipse of any preferable size and rotation that can be drawn directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
Triangle 16 The triangle of any preferable size and rotation that can be drawn directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
EquidistantChannel 17 The equidistant channel that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises.
Drawing 18 The user drawings in the chart with Pencil
ArrowLine 19 The arrow line.
FibonacciTimezones 20 The Fibonacci Timezones
RiskReward 21 The Risk Reward
FibonacciArc 22 The Fibonacci Arc that can be placed directly in the chart, bound to X-Y axises. A charting technique using concentric arcs drawn at the Fibonacci levels off two anchor points to estimate support and resistance zones in both price and time.
ElliottImpulse 23 The Elliott Impulse Wave (1-2-3-4-5). A five-wave motive pattern drawn as a labelled polyline over six pivots.
ElliottCorrection 24 The Elliott Correction Wave (A-B-C). A three-wave corrective pattern drawn as a labelled polyline over four pivots.
ElliottTriangle 25 The Elliott Triangle Wave (A-B-C-D-E). A five-leg triangle drawn as a labelled polyline over six pivots.
ElliottDoubleCombo 26 The Elliott Double Combo Wave (W-X-Y). A complex correction drawn as a labelled polyline over four pivots.
ElliottTripleCombo 27 The Elliott Triple Combo Wave (W-X-Y-X-Z). An extended complex correction drawn as a labelled polyline over six pivots.

See also