Mlab — Documentation officielle
Mlab is the programming language of the SYVARN terminal: a syntax that reads like a sentence, to write your own indicators right in the browser. This documentation is the official reference of the language — from the basics for those who have never coded to the full library, function by function.
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The indicator language of the SYVARN terminal — Version 1.0
Mlab was designed for traders, not for computer scientists. A complete indicator fits in ten lines; execution runs candle by candle, without looking into the future; the settings window generates itself from your parameters. Your scripts are saved as .mlab files, shared on the forum and published on the marketplace.
The document starts with the four ideas of programming explained with Mlab, moves on to your first indicator in five minutes, then details the execution model, the syntax, the chart data, the parameters, drawing and alerts. The library reference describes every function with its signature, its parameters and an example: maths, classic indicators, market structure and Smart Money, sessions, text, colours, drawing.
It ends with eight complete ready-to-paste scripts, the list of error messages with their solution, best practices, a one-page cheat sheet and a correspondence table for those coming from MQL5 or Pine Script. It is the Mlab 1.0 specification: what is described there works exactly that way in the terminal.
- Welcome to Mlab
- The basics of programming, explained with Mlab
- Your first indicator in five minutes
- Understanding execution: candle by candle
- Mlab syntax
- Chart data
- Parameters: input
- Drawing on the chart
- Alerts
- Library reference (68 entries)
- Exemples complets
- Errors and messages
- Best practices and performance
- Appendices: cheat sheet, colours and constants, coming from MQL5 or Pine Script, glossary
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