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hat TradingView error almost always means: you ended a line in the middle of an expression, and Pine doesn’t allow implicit “line continuation” the way Python/JS do.

In your snippet there are three separate problems:

Leading indentation
Pine is picky: if you indent a line without it being inside a block that expects indentation, you can get “end of line” weirdness. Your first line has a leading space.

Breaking a boolean expression across lines without wrapping
This is the big one. In Pine, if you want to split a long boolean across lines, you generally need to wrap the whole expression in parentheses (or keep it on one line).

A typo from copy/paste corruption
pivoerror$0tLowPrice is not a valid identifier. That alone will error (maybe not this specific message, but it’s definitely broken). It should presumably be pivotLowPrice.

Fix (keep it strict: one-line-per-expression, plain ASCII)
bool sufficientData = bar_index >= pivotLookbackInput * 2

bool bullishRegular = sufficientData and not na(pivotLowPrice) and not na(lastPivotLow) and pivotLowPrice > lastPivotLow and rsiPivotLow < lastRsiPivotLow

bool bearishRegular = sufficientData and not na(pivotHighPrice) and not na(lastPivotHigh)


That will eliminate the “end of line without line continuation” class of error immediately.

If you really want multi-line (safe version)
bool bullishRegular = (
     sufficientData
 and not na(pivotLowPrice)
 and not na(lastPivotLow)
 and pivotLowPrice > lastPivotLow
 and rsiPivotLow < lastRsiPivotLow
)

===============================================================================
PINE SCRIPT VERSION POLICY - 2026-01-08
===============================================================================

CHANGE: Both Pine Script v5 and v6 are now fully accepted (no warnings for v5)

CODE REVIEW:
✅ v5: PASS (accepted)
✅ v6: PASS (accepted)
❌ Missing version: CRITICAL (must declare version)

QUICKFIX:
- No longer auto-upgrades v5 to v6
- If version missing, adds //@version=5
- Preserves existing v5 or v6 declarations

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CODE FIXING BUTTONS DISABLED - 2026-01-08
===============================================================================

USER REQUEST: "Disable all code fixing buttons - distracting from strategy analysis"

CHANGES:
- Quick Fix button: DISABLED (commented out in index.html line 147)
- Smart Fix (LLM) button: DISABLED (commented out in index.html line 150)
- Auto-Fix All button: DISABLED (commented out in index.html line 153)

STILL ENABLED:
✅ Code Review button (informational only, doesn't modify code)
✅ Edit button (manual editing)
✅ Copy Code button
✅ Export PDF button

TO RE-ENABLE:
Uncomment the button sections in web/index.html (lines 147-156)

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COPY REVIEW TO CLIPBOARD - 2026-01-08
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USER REQUEST: "Include a copy to clipboard of reported issues for LLM prompts"

ADDED FEATURE:
✅ "Copy Report" button added next to Export PDF
✅ Formats review as clean text report
✅ Perfect for pasting into LLM prompts for analysis

REPORT FORMAT:
- Script name and version
- Summary counts (Critical, High, Warnings, Passed)
- Detailed listing of all issues by severity
- Line numbers and code snippets
- Recommendations section

USE CASE:
Click "Copy Report" → Paste into ChatGPT/Claude → Get strategy analysis
Perfect for discussing code quality with LLMs without manual formatting!

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GRID SORT ORDER - 2026-01-08
===============================================================================

USER REQUEST: "Update grid sort order to date descending (most recent on top)"

CHANGES:
✅ Default sort changed to "Last Modified" (descending)
✅ Most recently modified scripts now appear at top of grid
✅ Sort dropdown pre-selected to "Last Modified"
✅ Sort order maintained after filtering/searching

TECHNICAL:
- index.html: Added "selected" attribute to dateModified option (line 58)
- app.js: Added sortScripts() call in loadScripts() (line 18)
- Sort function already existed with correct descending logic