input.price
A price setting. The value comes back as a float.
Unlike input.float it takes no bounds and no step, so use input.float where a range matters.
input.price(const float defval, const string title, const string tooltip, const string inline, const string group, const bool confirm) → input float| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
defval | const float | yes | The price the control starts at. Required. |
title | const string | no | The label shown beside the control. |
tooltip | const string | no | Help text for the control. |
inline | const string | no | A key that puts several controls on one row. |
group | const string | no | A heading the control sits under. |
confirm | const bool | no | Asks the reader to confirm the value. |
Returns input float — An input float.
indicator("Price input")
plot(input.price(100.0, "Price"))See also inputs · input.bool · input.color · input.float
Part of the function index.
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