TradaraScript recognizes a focused set of study patterns. Use the forms below in Script Studio with Language set to `tradarascript-v1`, and compile after each small change rather than assuming compatibility with a broader scripting language.
//@version=tradarascript-v1 length = input.int(20, "Length") average = ta.sma(close, length) plot(average, "SMA")
Source containing one clear recognized family marker compiles to Ready and reports that family under Detected as.
Direct markers include `ta.ema`, `ta.sma`, `ta.vwap`, `ta.bb`, `ta.rsi`, `ta.macd`, `ta.stdev`, and `ta.stderr`. Detected as reports the matched family; Bollinger Bands reports `bollinger`.
Verified examples use `input.int` and `input.float`, then assign expressions to descriptive variables. Chart controls come from predefined metadata for the detected family, not from arbitrary input declarations.
Tradara-authored sources use series such as `open`, `high`, `low`, `close`, `volume`, `hl2`, `hlc3`, and `ohlc4`, including historical references such as `close[1]`. Verified examples use `plot(value, "Label")`, but chart plots and pane placement come from family metadata.
These patterns describe studies and do not place orders. The compiler detects families rather than fully parsing and type-checking arbitrary source. Do not rely on Pine declarations, imports, strategies, drawing objects, or internal `builtin_indicator(...)` markers.
Keep only one intended family marker while debugging.
Copy the starter example exactly before changing expressions.
If no family is detected, use one of the direct markers listed above.
