Writing a scanner for a data set is easy. Is there a way to delete drawing objects from a program. I have lots of symbols, and I would like to delete all of a type of drawing object from those symbols. Is there a way to automate this?
Size:
Color:
Enable hidden file/folder visibility (Windows Control Panel > Folder options) and navigate to this directory:
"c:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Fidelity Investments\WealthLabDev\1.0.0.0\Data\DrawingObjects.Standard"
These are the user-created drawing objects stored. Choose one or more desired timeframe(s) and delete selected (or all) files/folders. Voila.
Size:
Color:
I would prefer to remove all of a type of drawing object. For example I would like to delete all vertical lines drawn on charts within the dataset. How would I accomplish this?
Size:
Color:
Frankly, I don't think that you'll accomplish this task without some effort because a) it's not supported and b) unless I'm mistaken, the collection of drawing charts is not exposed.
Size:
Color:
All of this information is in a file under the DrawintObjects.Standard directory. Is the format for this file public information? If so, then I could write a program outside of WL to open the files and filter the information.
Size:
Color:
No, this format is not disclosed by Fidelity.
Size:
Color: