You will find more than 100 commands in the Command Palette, which you can access using F1 or by right-clicking in the editor to bring up the popup menu. The new editor comes with a huge number of options, commands and shortcuts, which constitute a subset of those available in VSC. Let’s have a look at a few of your new editor’s features! Command Palette and Keyboard Shortcuts Our Help Center contains a list of the most common ones. There are many more keyboard shortcuts than before, and some of the previous shortcuts have new equivalents. Your transition to the new editor will, however, require some adaptation. Whenever possible, we have done our best to preserve the functionality of the old editor. It brings better integration with the Pine environment and more of the features programmers have come to expect from the best code editors out there. This first version of our new editor comes with lots of new features and lays the groundwork to add many more in the future.

Our new Pine Script™ Editor uses its Monaco engine, so those familiar with VSC will now feel right at home when editing their Pine code.

For good reasons, Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code™ has become an immensely popular editor in the last few years.

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