EasyLanguage Punctuation

All EasyLanguage instructions consist of statements. These statements, in turn, consist of phrases or expressions. These expressions are grouped together to form statements, much like phrases make up a sentence. The most commonly used EasyLanguage punctuation marks are:

Name	Implementation	Definition
Parenthesis	( )	Groups together specific price data that should be calculated together.
Comma	,	Separates items in a list such as inputs, variables, and parameters.
Quotation marks	" "	Specifies text elements (for example, string expressions) in a statement.
Semi-colon	;	Indicates the end of a statement.
Square brackets	[ ]	Defines the number of bars ago to reference. Also defines elements in an array.
Curly brackets	{ }	Contains comments and notes that are ignored by EasyLanguage. These notes are written for your own clarification.

Example

{Bearish divergence alert criteria for Accumulation Distribution}

If High > Highest(High,20)[1] AND Plot1 < Highest(Plot1,20) then

 Alert("A Bearish Divergence has been detected");