Boolean

Boolean emits one fixed true/false value, the same on every bar. It’s a hard-wired switch you use to turn a branch of logic permanently on or off.

How it works

There are no inputs — the node just outputs the value you set, repeated on every bar as a boolean line. Flip the value setting between true and false to hard-code the answer a downstream logic gate or filter receives.

Configuration

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Examples

• Set value to false and wire it into one input of a logic.boolean AND gate to temporarily disable that branch while testing.
• Use a true constant as a placeholder input for a condition you haven’t built yet, so the rest of the strategy still runs.

Common mistakes

• Leaving a true constant in place after debugging, so a gate you meant to re-enable stays permanently open.
• Reaching for constant.bool when you actually need a computed condition — a fixed value never reacts to the market.

See also