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This is not possible because in order to be able to share information in situations where multi-core mode is enabled the global dictionary is set up in multi-core mode, i.e. Ideally this program would be able to store the drawing objects directly into the global dictionary without reading and storing all the attributes as text and strings. The programs were developed in TradeStation 9.5 and will work in version 10 and new versions. More drawing object and the more charts require more processing resources. This means that the programs cannot be used with other programs that draw objects or by manually drawing objects on the receiving chart(s). In order to keep this program and the receiving program relatively simple, drawing objects are deleted from the receiving chart and redrawn. Drawing object must be deleted by right clicking the object and then selecting the remove option from the menu. The other options on the menu (color, style, weight, transparency) will change the attributes of the drawing object but require it to be clicked again for the changes to be reflected on other charts.

to change its color, thickness, style etc) either double left click or right click the drawing object and then select the Format option from the menu. Drawing objects can be moved by clicking and dragging. Important notesĭrawing objects can be added to the chart using the Drawing Objects tool. You may be also interested in Tutorial 151 which uses the Global Dictionary to share horizontal lines between charts. The drawing object attributes are shared between charts using a Global Dictionary.

The programs use the charting host to detect when the chart is clicked and objects selected. drawn manually by the user.) They do not detect drawing objects drawn by programs. These programs are designed to share the position of drawing objects drawn using the drawing object tool (i.e. If the same date time is not available on the receiving chart the closest equivalent bar is used. The horizontal position of the drawing object is defined by the date time of a bar.