Library blocks

Trading Blocks

Trading blocks overview Instrument block Field block Market State block Order block Existing Order block Discrete Order block Single Order Container block Time And Sales block Price block

Discrete blocks

Discrete blocks overview MsgInfoExtractor block Value Accumulator block Value Injector block Value Extractor block Value Bucket block Generator block State block Branch block Funnel block Discrete Min/Max blocks Sequence block Demultiplexer block Moving Average block

Arithmetic blocks

Add block Subtract block Multiply block Divide block Mod block Round block Average block Math block Formula block

Basic blocks

Bool block Number block

Logic blocks

Greater Than blocks Less Than blocks Equal block And, Or, and Not blocks If Then block Once True block IsNumber block

Miscellaneous blocks

Analytics block Stopwatch block Note block Terminal block Random Number block Loop block Alert block Pnl block Position Risk block

Jump blocks

Jump blocks overview Adding jump blocks Deleting jump blocks

Group blocks

Group blocks overview Creating a Group block Adding inputs and outputs to a Group block Group blocks video

Virtualized blocks

Virtualized blocks overview Rules of virtualization Creating a virtualized group of blocks Virtual blocks video

Library blocks

Library blocks overview Creating a library block Using library blocks in an algo

Using library blocks in an algo

After creating Library blocks, you can use them in any algo you create. To use a Library block in your algo, add it in one of the following ways:

From the File menu, select Load Library Block and select the block to use.

From the context menu, click Add Library Block and select the block you want to add.

Search for the block using the Search field in the Blocks panel; then drag it to the canvas.

The block is added to the canvas.

Library blocks

Using library blocks in an algo

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