Title: "Danish Time Open & Close Lines". Overlay: Set to true so the plotted lines will be shown on the main price chart. Scale: Set to scale.none to avoid scaling the chart based on this script's output. Inputs:
Two times are taken as input: openTime and closeTime (in the format of HH.MM, e.g., 9.0 represents 9:00 AM). Colors for the opening and closing lines are also taken as inputs: openColor and closeColor. Time Extraction:
Hours and minutes are separately extracted from the given openTime and closeTime. For instance, if openTime is 9.30, then openHour will be 9 and openMinute will be 30. Danish Time Adjustment:
Danish time can be either Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) or Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2 during daylight saving time). The script uses a simple method to determine whether daylight saving time is active: it checks if the current month is between March and October. If yes, it assumes CEST (UTC+2), otherwise CET (UTC+1). The current hour is adjusted based on the above calculation to match the Danish time. Checking Current Bar's Time:
Two conditions (isOpen and isClose) are defined to check whether the current bar on the chart corresponds to the input openTime or closeTime. Plotting:
If the current bar matches the openTime, a green vertical line is plotted. If it matches the closeTime, a red vertical line is plotted. Summary: This script marks the opening and closing times of a market (like the Danish stock market) on a TradingView chart using vertical lines. The time inputs are adjusted for the Danish time zone (considering daylight saving time).
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