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Introduction to IntelliScript™

If you have programming experience then this section can help you! Interested in creating your own alerts? Please read on to learn about the IntelliScript™ programming language. The Desktop IntelliScript™ is a programming feature that allows users to draft and create their own Customized Alerts and Indicators. The IntelliScript™ is designed for the advanced chartist, with some programming experience.

The Desktop IntelliScript™ is a programming feature that allows users to draft and create their own Customized Alerts and Indicators. IntelliScript™ is designed for the advanced chartist, with some programming experience. The IntelliScript™ is similar to the C or Pascal language. It is not a full-blown programming language, but suitable to be considered as a much more simplified version of it. The functions and syntax used in the IntelliScript™ are really close to a script language.

For clients who do not have any programming experience, we recommend referring to a basic tutorial on C, paying attention to the following sections within the tutorial:

  1. Variable declaration, including different types of variables, like Boolean, String, Int, Float, etc.
  2. Variable value assignment.
  3. IF statements and how to define a condition (A condition would return true or false).
  4. WHILE statements.
  5. What is a function, what are parameters passed in a function, and the return value of a function (or if the function does not return any value).
You can find the above-mentioned 5 points on programming in almost any language such as Visual Basic and Java. However, we do recommend reviewing the C programming language, as we believe it is the closest.

Basic Concepts and detailed examples and definition of all the commands and functions can be found in our Manual online by clicking this button here:


IntelliScript™ FAQ

Already understand IntelliScript™, then here is a great list of FAQ's for drafting code: