Can every Pine Script be converted line for line to MQL5?
No. The platforms use different data, execution and drawing models. The reliable target is agreed behaviour, documented timing and reproducible examples.
Free platform-parity guide
The source, timing and acceptance decisions needed for a lawful and testable TradingView Pine Script to MetaTrader 5 conversion.
Provide editable Pine code you own or are authorized to use; protected or invite-only code is not extracted.
Choose an MT5 indicator, Expert Advisor, dashboard or an explicitly bounded combination.
Define whether signals use the forming bar, completed bars or a configurable choice.
Identify lookahead, higher-timeframe requests, pivots and other logic that can revise historical signals.
Specify which TradingView conditions become MT5 alerts, buffers or trade actions.
For an EA, define sizing, entries, exits, duplicate prevention and trade-management rules separately from the indicator.
Document symbol mapping, sessions, timezone, timeframe and acceptable feed differences.
List the plots, labels, colors and dashboard elements that matter for acceptance.
Provide dated screenshots or exported values for representative signals and no-signal cases.
Agree how timing or value differences caused by platform data will be classified and resolved.
No. The platforms use different data, execution and drawing models. The reliable target is agreed behaviour, documented timing and reproducible examples.
No. A conversion requires editable source and authorization. Protected-code extraction is outside scope.
Not necessarily. Broker data, spread, order execution and strategy-engine assumptions can differ. Behavioural parity and tolerances must be defined first.
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