EWCore Docs (Help & Reference)EWCore Docs — On-Chart Help & Reference (companion to EWCore)
EWCore Docs is the documentation companion to the EWCore Elliott Wave indicator. It is one of three scripts published together: EWCore itself, the EWCoreEvaluators library that EWCore imports, and this reference panel. It must be used alongside EWCore — on its own it has nothing to document.
This script performs no price calculation . It draws a single text panel on the chart that carries EWCore's feature list, its full settings manual, and a short Elliott Wave vocabulary primer, so that a user working with EWCore can look something up without leaving the chart.
Why this exists
EWCore is a large indicator with an extensive settings dialog and a long list of named features, and its settings interact: a threshold in the detection stage changes what the scoring stage ever gets to see. Tooltips explain one setting at a time and cannot show that structure. A trader who wants to understand why a count looks the way it does needs the settings laid out in the same order the engine applies them, reachable while the chart is open. That is what this panel does, and it is why the reference lives in a script rather than on a page somewhere else.
How to use it — everything is in the Settings dialog
Add the script to a chart, then open its settings. There are no chart interactions; every input only selects which text is shown.
Group "EWCore Docs — Navigation" — always active:
Show Panel — turns the panel on and off.
Content — the main switch, choosing between the sections below.
Panel Position — anchor points from top left through centre to bottom right.
Panel Text Size — Small, Normal or Large.
Group "Feature List" — active when Content is set to Feature List:
Feature Group — pages through EWCore's features in blocks, from detection and rules through chains, labels and targets to the newer extension and calibration features. Each entry gets a short plain-English description.
Group "Settings Manual" — active when Content is set to Settings Manual. The controls, used in sequence:
Manual Category — the stages of the engine, in the order it applies them:
Detection & Verification — Pivot Detection (ATR-adaptive), Higher-Degree Detection, Pattern Detection, Sub-Wave Verification, Window Discriminator
Context & Anchoring — Count Anchoring, Display Window
Scoring — Scoring Module, Hard-Rule Tolerance, Parent-Timeframe Context Gate, Performance Safety
Visualization — Wave Labels, Historical Chain, Sequel Chain, Gap Raw Count, Pattern Explanation, Lines & Zones, Frame Count, Forward Projection, Fibonacci Target Zones, Table Settings
↳ Section — picks one section within the chosen category. Note that the dialog shows one "↳ Section" row per category; only the row belonging to your current Manual Category is active, the others are greyed out.
Setting # within section — pages through the settings of that section one at a time. Each page shows the setting's exact title, its default value, and its full explanation, reproduced word for word from EWCore's own tooltip.
Group "Elliott Wave Primer" — active when Content is set to Elliott Wave Primer:
Primer Topic — basic structure, the impulse hard rules, corrective pattern types, the degree scale, extensions, alternation, and diagonals. These are the terms the other two sections assume you already know.
What is not covered
Purely cosmetic settings — colors, line styles, label and text sizes — are left out of the manual on purpose. They are self-explanatory in EWCore's own dialog and are described collectively under the Theming feature instead.
What this script does NOT do
It does not plot, measure, or evaluate anything on the chart it is added to, and it produces no signals. It has no input that affects any calculation, because there is no calculation — every input only changes which piece of reference text is displayed. Panel width and height are not adjustable; both follow the fixed line wrapping of the text and the amount of content currently shown. If you are looking for the Elliott Wave counting and labelling itself, that is EWCore, not this script.
This script is a documentation tool. It is not financial advice, and not a technical analysis tool in itself.
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