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I have an ASP.NET Core 5.0 API that uses JWT authentication.

All I want it to do, for now, is to read tokens in the button

I am making moving averages that only show up on daily weely and 4-hour Timeframes. I already figured out the daily and weekly using timeframe.isdaily and timeframe.isweekly.. but the 4-hour I can't figure out.. please help

I'm using the latest C# client and attempting to write data to InfluxDB using the lineprotocol.

This works:

I have a python list, this list is of any document that has been updated within a set timeframe and the documents are ID'd via a set value in the list. There may be one or many in the resulting list. What I am trying to figure out is how I can loop through the list of values (documents) and trigger another loop that iterates through another list I have of emails resulting in one email per address per document in the original list? I tried to "stack" loops on top of each other (code snippet shown below), but this results in multiple emails to each email address all with a full list of documents (i.e. if there are two documents in the list, two emails are sent to each address with the details about both documents).

I want to plot a donchian channel from a higher timeframe on my current timeframe. I do get it to work but the plotting seems to stop where the previous candle of the higher timeframe ended.

What I mean is that if the higher timeframe 240 is the one I want to plot on the 1hr graph and we are at 3.35 of the 4hr candle being printed, the indicator will only print to the last 4hr. So I will not see any plot on my current chart for the 3 and half candles until the 4hr finish the lastest print.

I have a dataframe that contains messages from senders from whatsapp. Usually, people tend to use more than one message to say something in whatsapp. My goal is to merge the messages that have been send in a timeframe of about 5 minutes into one row. This has to be grouped by sender, because the dataframe contains multiple senders. My dataframe looks something like the following:

I would like to display a label with the current close that is colored according to the change with respect to the very last (i.e., intra-bar) value of close, thereby replicating the way a symbol's values are colored in a watchlist (at every single change of value)

However, it seems that Pine Script will only update user/script variables at the start of a new bar (with respect to the chart's timeframe resolution).

Although close will always return the most current value, there is no way (that I have found) to access the very last close— only close[1], which is the last bar's close and not the truly-previous value of close. I would need something along the lines of close[0,1], of the form source[bar_index, array_index_of_changes_within_bar_index].

I have tried several ways to get around this: arrays, combinations of var and non-var variables, security() at 1s resolutions (which would have been a subpar solution but which, regardless, Pine Script does not allow).

Any suggestions as to whether or not this is achievable in Pine Script?

I'm trying to make a graph using anygraph. It loads data from a csv file, but i am having trouble to get the eventmarkers from the same file.

I dont seem to get the mapping/source values correct for the eventMarkers.data method. My goal is to load the markers from the same csv file as the source of the graph, where 1 column will contain marker information for some dates.

Suppose i have the following csv:

I am using \multicolumn{2}{p{2cm}|} to allow for wrap text. The header in the single cell above the two split cells is wrapping to the confinements of the first split cell.

This is my whole code: