EasyLanguage Treasure Chest

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EasyLanguage was invented by TradeStation.
It has since been adapted by a number of charting software... to various extent.
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Quote from hektor:
Some simple, but useful tutorials:
http://www.markplex.com/tutorials.php
Some Ehlers indicators:
http://www.davenewberg.com/Trading/TSCode.html
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Easy Language has been developed by Samuel K. Tennis who was an original senior programmer for the System Writer released by Omega Research in late 80s. Later this language became a foundation for Trade Station. Easy Language is an offshoot of Pascal.
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Thanks for the answers.
MAESTRO, are you referring to this System Writer , as below:

http://www.allbusiness.com/technology/computer-software/107378-1.html
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3104/is_198906/ai_n7764487

Do we need to learn Easy Language? If yes, how do we learn? Are there any books or websites that teach it? Thanks! :)
 
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I have a script for Jesse Livermore's market key for ts 2000i. Anyone interested in translating it to the updated language?

It works well with equities, you just gotta play around with the multiples.

Not sure about how it works with futures.
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For some reason i can't find the code, but i do have a code for it in wealth lab. I'm not sure in anyone can translate it into TS language but here it is anyway.

By the way i did not write this code and am taking no credit for it. It was available to the public on the old wealth lab site.
 

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a simple ZigZag code

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// Type : Indicator 
// Name : ZigZag

vars: Dir(0); 

if Dir = 0 then 
begin
	if high[1] >= high[2] and high[1] > high then 
	begin
		plot1[1](high[1], "ZigZag");
		Dir = 1;
	end
	else
	noplot[1](1);
end

else
if Dir = 1 then 
begin
	if low[1] <= low[2] and low[1] < low then 
	begin
		plot1[1](low[1], "ZigZag");
		Dir = 0;
	end
	else
	noplot[1](1);
end;
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Edit: Code tweaked on 20081209 for improved performance.
 
Some one asked for the Donchian Channel code. Here it is...


Code: 
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// Donchian Channel

Inputs: 
Base(close),
Length(13),
ShowAvg(true);

Variables:
DonHigh(0),
DonLow(0),
DonAvg(0);

DonHigh = Highest( base, Length);
DonLow = Lowest( base, Length);
DonAvg = ((DonHigh + DonLow) / 2 );

Plot1(DonHigh, "DonchianHi");
Plot2(DonLow, "DonchianLo");

if ShowAvg = true 
then Plot3(DonAvg, "DonchianAvg");
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Gartley Pattern
Original Code written by Mark Conway
Modified by deMicron Oct. 09, 2004


This code is very sensitive. You will need to experiment with the variables to match your charts' fractal and volatility.

<img src=http://elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2216712>
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code attachment in next post.
 

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