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  • drawLineRelative vs manual line on TICK chart

    There is a problem with "drift" or "creep" in alignment on a tick chart.

    But, when I manually add a vertical line to an advanced chart, it stays put at the x position where it was added.

    However, when I try and do it programmatically using drawLineRelative to put up the line, it drifts relative to the x axis. Maybe I should use the relative x offset, and leave the price y values at null?

    What gives here? Is there a way for me to mimic the manual line addition from the EFS routine, so that the vertical line stays put when the Tick chart is showing bid/ask in streaming mode?

    TIA

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    Hello bfry,

    The indicator drift problem on tick charts is a known bug. It has been previously reported to development. We do not currently have a fix in place for this. I also do not have an ETA for a fix, but we'll let you know when we get one.
    Jason K.
    Project Manager
    eSignal - an Interactive Data company

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    • #3
      Jason, Thanks. Are you confirming that there's no way from an EFS to do the equivalent of adding a vertical line manually? The manually added lines retain their x axis relative position in the chart.

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