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Date/Time: Thu, 28 Nov 2024 16:43:39 +0000
Post From: question about Graphics Settings
| [2023-03-05 05:48:27] |
| Tony - Posts: 522 |
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Thanks for the reply. I did some further investigations, first I thought it was Linux issue, switch to Windows, it was the same, then I removed custom study (only one) from chart book and restart Sierra Chart, and then issue was gone. So, it was caused by my study, not sure what it is yet, I will try to find it out. I didn't realize there is a sc.ScaleBorderColor variable, I got around my issue by doing this: if (sc.CharacterEventCode==113) { // "q" sc.HideStudy = !sc.HideStudy; sc.UseGlobalChartColors = sc.HideStudy ? 0 : 1; sc.ChartBackgroundColor = sc.HideStudy ? RGB(105,105,105) : RGB(255,245,211); sc.ScaleBorderColor = sc.HideStudy ? RGB(105,105,105) : RGB(255,245,211); } It seems working fine, hope it is safe for me to do that. Thanks a lot! |