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Jim Harrison
2014-06-02 02:32:04


How do I add a static margin of x*ticksize to the top of the screen. http://goo.gl/8uFA2X

When price makes new highs/lows in real time, I need more space at the top, especially when the chart is not maximized.

plot(close+(ticksize()*2),"",colorTransparent,chartline); does the trick, just did.nt know how that margin is set internally.

Thanks.





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2014-06-02 07:57:01

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Jim Harrison
2014-06-02 11:10:06

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I knew there was something I had seen. Thanks!


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