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This system writes a data file to your hard disk. This could be used for further anlaysis
with another program (for example: Import into Excel and perform price analysis).
The file C:\Day.txt will be created containing the data defined by the inputs
(defaults = Date, Open, High, Low, Close)
This file will be overwritten each time this system is run.
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Input:a1(Open of data1),a2(High of data1),a3(Low of data1),a4(Close of data1),a5(Volume of
data1),a6(OpenInt of data1);
if t=currenttime then
Print(File("C:\Day.txt"),Date:6:0,",",a1,",",a2,",",a3,",",a4,",",a5,",",a6);
ps that will be 2500.00, i take credit cards... : - )
Andrew Nopper wrote:
> Troutman, Defender of Sticks wrote:
> >
> > Does anybody know of any software utility to work with any data vendor
> > that can convert real time S&P tick data into a simple ASCII file
> > automatically? That is, once every N minutes or seconds, this utility
> > would grab the current quote and jam it into a file for another program
> > to suck in and use. It can run on either a PC or a UNIX platform.
> > Anybody?
>
> If you have Tradestation, then it should be a simple matter of creating
> an indicator that writes out an ASCII file at any interval that you
> wish, from 1 minute to 1 day. Of course, at $2500+ it might be overkill
> if that's its only use!!!
>
> Regards,
>
> Andrew Nopper
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