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アスキーの定義 Definition of "ASCII"

アスキーは "ASCII" とも表示されますが、これは American Standard Code for Information Interchange の略で、データ形式の一つであるテキスト・データ(ワープロなどで読み込んだり、加工したりすることが出来る)の別名です。

イタはアスキー形式のデータに対応しています。アスキー形式の株価データ、日付、始値、高値、安値、終値、出来高などを使って、データ更新したり、分析・検索を行います。更には アスキー・フィールド・フォーマット・パネル ASCII Field Formatter Panel の項をご参照下さい。

●アスキー・データ(日々データ)の例

第一行目は:   日付ラベル、日付
第二行目以降は: 銘柄コード、始値、高値、安値、終値、出来高、予備
yymmdd,980508
T1001,15105,15209,15096,15149,4400,0
T1002,1188,1192,1186,1188,4400,0
T1301,156,170,156,170,857,0
T1319,234,235,232,233,257,0
T1331,133,142,133,138,906,0
T1332,162,178,162,167,795,0
O1332,168,168,168,168,0,0
T1333,131,136,130,132,705,0
T1351,110,115,110,115,9,0
T1352,122,127,122,127,11,0
S1376,700,700,700,700,0,0
T1377,2325,2325,2295,2305,8.5,0
.......
.......
T9991,405,420,405,420,6,0
S9992,310,310,310,310,10,0
S9993,936,937,936,937,2,0
S9994,560,630,560,630,0.8,0
S9995,675,675,670,670,12,0
S9996,500,500,500,500,0,0
T9997,897,897,890,890,2,0


●アスキー・データ(銘柄データ)の例

(日経平均の例)
日付、始値、高値、安値、終値、出来高、予備
940218,18993.0,19078.0,18873.0,18959.0,2650,0
940221,18908.0,19415.0,18826.0,19393.0,2343,0
940222,19423.0,19561.0,19327.0,19342.0,3250,0
940223,19401.0,19466.0,19323.0,19341.0,2744,0
940224,19389.0,19792.0,19389.0,19765.0,4830,0
.......
.......
980506,15536.0,15536.0,15129.0,15243.0,3460,0
980507,15187.0,15244.0,15020.0,15143.0,3620,0
980508,15105.0,15209.0,15096.0,15149.0,4400,0


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Definition of "ASCII"

The term "ASCII" is an acronym for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It's a fancy computer term that pertains to a simple text file.

In regards to Insider TA, ASCII files are used in several ways:

・Loading ASCII-based stock data files whose various data components (DATE, HIGH, LOW, OPEN, LAST, VOLUME, etc.) can exist in any field order (for an example, click
here). See the ASCII Field Formatter Panel section for more info.
・Loading symbol List Files into the
File Entry Panel for Quotes Plus data access
・ Loading Portfolio List for using the Data Merger Utility.

You can verify if a file is ASCII by opening it with any text editor and observing what you see. If everything you see is readable text, it is probably an ASCII file. On the otherhand, if any "garbage" characters are displayed, then the file is not an ASCII file -- in this case, it's a binary file.

Metastock Files, Quotes Plus, and TC2000 Files are sourced from binary files. The Insider TA Pro Version is able to load these data formats.


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