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Anyone know of an indicator that can be used to print the slope (in degrees) of a drawn line in NT? Use case is I select any of the lines or rays from the drawing tools section, draw one on the chart, and the slope is printed either on the line, parallel to the line, wherever. And of course the label should be dynamic, changing value as I adjust the line.
Thanks.
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Your approach will not work. The problem here is that the angle that you have to use will depend on the chart type select and on the instrument selected. So you have to find out the appropriate angle for each instrument and timeframe. With this restriction …
The concept of angles & slope cannot be safely applied to charting programs with a scalable x-axis and a scalable y-axis.
