Plot
forge.signalsclassSince Forge API 1
Signaturepython
forge.signals.Plot(series: np.ndarray,/,*,style: str | None = None,pane: str = 'price',label: str | None = None,color: object = None,width: float | None = None,dash: str | None = None,color_up: object = None,color_down: object = None,shape: str | None = None,where: str | None = None,base: float | None = None) -> NoneA named series for fg.Signals(plots=...) with a style and a pane.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
| series | np.ndarray | |
| style | str | None | None |
| pane | str | 'price' |
| label | str | None | None |
| color | object | None |
| width | float | None | None |
| dash | str | None | None |
| color_up | object | None |
| color_down | object | None |
| shape | str | None | None |
| where | str | None | None |
| base | float | None | None |
fg.Plot(series, style="step", color="theme.up", pane="new"). A True/False array is drawn as
a
state, any other array as a value. The styles and their limits are the chart's: a style the
chart
cannot draw for that kind of series is refused with the styles it can.