Help with checking MAs at open of new candle

OK I have looked for a little while, and I know it is here, just can't find it. I am working on a system based on 3 MAs, and all seems to work, however.... I only want it to open or close trades at the open of a new candle. Currently is will do this during the candle, and it is not exactally what I want. What is an easy fix for this. I remember seeing a way to check to see how 'old' the current bar was. If it was too 'old' it would not trade. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks
Rusty

OK, I did a little more digging and found some stuff.

I want to put a if..then statement together something like this


Ok the syntax is all messed up, but I don't have my book handy. Is the 'idea' sound??

Rusty

int CurrentBar;

int()

CurrentBar = Bars;

Start()

if(CurrentBar != Bars){

Put your stuff here

CurrentBar == Bars;
}

So basically it will excute my 'stuff' only once per bar?? Correct?? if so, that will work just fine.

1. How to define the beginning of a new bar? (It can be necessary to find out that the previous bar has just been finished.) There are several methods to do it.
2. 
   The first method is based on checking the number of bars:
   int prevbars = 0;
   ...
   if(prevbars == Bars) return(0);
   prevbars = Bars;
   ... This method can fail to work while loading the history. That is, the number of bars is changed while the "previous" one has not been finished yet. In this case you can make checking more complicated by introducing a check for difference between the values equal to one.
   
   The next method is based on the fact that the "Volume" value is generated depending on the number of ticks that have come for each bar and the first tick means that the "Volume" value of a new bar equals 1:
   if( Volume > 1) return(0);
   ... This method can fail to work when there are a lot of incoming price ticks. The matter is that incoming price tricks are processed in a separate thread. And if this thread is busy when the next tick comes, this new incoming tick is not processed to avoid overloading the processor! In this case you can also make checking more complicated by saving the previous "Volume" value.
   
   The third method is based on the time a bar is opened:
   datetime prevtime=0;
   ...
   if(prevtime == Time[0]) return(0);
   prevtime = Time[0];
   ... It is the most reliable method. It works in all cases.

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