by TrueDataAll release notes
Data Inspector, chart-wide undo and redo, and instrument comparison on one scale
A crosshair-following inspector shows everything the chart knows about a candle, every chart edit can be undone, and up to four instruments can be compared on a shared percentage scale.
New
- Data Inspector. A movable, resizable panel follows the crosshair and shows OHLC, change, volume, open interest, order-flow readings, native indicator values, custom-script plots and comparison values. Pin a candle, step with the arrow keys and copy readings with timezone context; values persist through indicator recalculation instead of flashing.
- Chart-wide undo and redo cover chart settings, chart mode, indicator changes and visibility, pane resizing, drawings, comparisons and symbol or interval changes, up to the last 100 edits. Live ticks do not create history entries.
- Instrument comparison on a shared percentage scale. Compare up to four instruments from the compare icon beside symbol search. Time-based charts switch to a percentage scale based on the first common visible candle, lines stay continuous across missing candles, and a comparison strip offers colour, visibility, removal and the crosshair's percentage change. Not available on tick, Renko, Kagi, Point & Figure or stacked TPO charts.
- Profile actions grouped in the chart context menu. Each profile's alerts at POC, VAH and VAL, plotted levels, merge and unmerge sit in their own submenu, with a new option to create alerts at all levels.
Improved
- Crowded price labels are packed by priority with collision avoidance and connectors to their true price; native, script, drawing, trading and comparison labels all share the treatment. Indicator panes can be maximised and restored.
- Chart mode icons. Each chart mode has its own icon in the mode selector instead of one generic chart glyph.
- Alert errors are specific. Creating, updating or deleting an alert now reports the actual message from the server.
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