author: Bamboo


ADE - All Data Everywhere

Introduction

The “All Data Everywhere” library (or ADE for short) is a set of EasyLanguage functions and indicators that allow you to store any kind of data for any symbol and bar interval.
You can then access that data from any study or strategy, regardless of the symbol or bar interval.

One powerful use for ADE is to store higher timeframe data for a symbol and then access that data from a lower timeframe.
For example, you can calculate and store ADX and RSI for a 30 minute chart, and then you can access that data from a 5 minute chart.

Another powerful use for ADE is to look at data for other symbols.
You can use ADE to store data (OHLC, volume, indicators, etc) for an entire portfolio of symbols, and then you can access the data for any symbol from any other symbol. This makes it possible to perform analyses that depend on the relationships between different symbols in your portfolio.

ADE includes the ability to save data to text files and load it back.
This means that you can pre-calculate and store data for any symbols and timeframes you want, and you can retrieve that data whenever you want.
For example, you can store five years of data for a 30 minute MSFT chart. If you open a 30 minute MSFT chart with only one month of data, your study or strategy can load the five years of historical data and append only the new data. It is not necessary to recalculate the entire five years every time.

Installation instructions and sample indicators are provided in the zip file.


note: ADE uses the ELCollections library, so you must install ELCollections before you install ADE. Also, taking the time to learn how ELCollections works will allow you to make the most of ADE.
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[Tams]

After installation, look under c: \program files\ADE for

All Data Everywhere.doc (manual)

and

All Data Everywhere.ELD (indicators)

[aaa]

This is the 4th dimension !

ThanX so much Tams

[aaa]

OK, Let's go !!

The setup creates a CADE

Modify the function to return the directory you are using, and then verify the function. For example, if you are using EADE as your ADE root directory, you would change the function as follows: ADE.Directory = “EADE”;

So we can move this directory (better at my opinion to free the precious C )

Here are

All Data Everywhere.pdf

And the list of 123 Fonctions (66 are already imported - from Collections ?) + 5 indicators imported with ELCollections.eld (Compilation takes a long time)

After have reading (quickly) the doc, it looks a great tools...

it's nice from Tams to share all his tools with us.

[Tams]

Using ADE to plot previous day's OHLC on the first bar of a minute chart.

[Blu Bull]

This would be sweet for Ninja Trader. Hopefully when version 7 comes out

[Tams]

Using ADE to extract data from another chart

[Tams]

see also:

Collections for EasyLanguage
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