Pine Script™ (v6) Notes - Column: When does a day on the chart begin? (About TimeZone) (6)

Recap of previous parts

Displaying clocks for multiple timezones

While I was at it, I also wrote a script to display clocks for multiple timezones.

str.format_time()By specifying "z" in the format, you can display the timezone name, making it a clock that also shows whether the US is in daylight saving time or standard time.The official reference does not explain the characters used to represent timezones, but the lowercase "z" displays the timezone.

indicator("noteClock", overlay = true)

ListOfTZ=input.text_area("America/Chicago\nAmerica/New_York\nEurope/London\nGMT+3\nAsia/Tokyo\n")

tl=str.split(ListOfTZ,"\n")
for i = 0 to tl.size()-1
    s = str.match(tl.get(i), "[\\S]+")
    if str.length(s) == 0
        tl.remove(i)

clock=table.new(position.top_right,100,100,color.new(color.black,60),color.new(color.gray,80),4)

for i=0 to tl.size()-1
    clock.cell(i,10,text=tl.get(i)+str.format_time(timenow,"\nMM/dd\nz",tl.get(i)),text_color=color.new(color.lime,20))
    clock.cell(i,20,text=str.format_time(timenow,"HH:mm",tl.get(i)),text_color=color.new(color.white,20),text_size=36,text_formatting=text.format_bold)

Displays the current time (timenow) in each timezone. (Figure 1)

In the settings screen, you can delete unnecessary timezones from the default list or add the ones you need. Please give it a try. (Figure 2)

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