Howto get a Candle (High/Low/Open/Close) at any specific time

Hi!

As in the subject line, I need to get the last candle's info at any specific time.

Thanks for your time .

You already asked that, but here ti is again.....

Current bar price;

double OpenPrice=Open[0];
double ClosePrice=Close[0];
double HighPrice=High[0];
double LowPrice=Low[0];

Last bar price;

double OpenPrice=Open[1];
double ClosePrice=Close[1];
double HighPrice=High[1];
double LowPrice=Low[1];

etc............

For every backup in price you need to add [number] how long you want to look back.......
last say you want to look 10th bar before current one, you will code this;

double OpenPrice=Open[9];
.....the number 9 is ok becouse you are counting from zero bar (9+current bar is 10 bars)!!!

In most of the codes(especialy indicators) you will see ; double OpenPrice=Open[i];
take a note that you need to have initialized i ......int i; ...so i represents a zero bar!!!
For every bar back you want to look, just add u number to i...........

double OpenPrice=Open[i]; // CURRENT BAR
double OpenPrice=Open[i+1]; // LAST BAR
double OpenPrice=Open[i+2]; // CURRENT BAR-2
double OpenPrice=Open[i+9]; // CURRENT BAR-9
ETC..........

Thanks for the reply. Perhaps I was not clear. I have time in unix-timestamp format i.e. second from 1970. I can't use that for Open[].

int iBarShift( string symbol, int timeframe, datetime time, bool exact=false)
Search for bar by open time. The function returns bar shift with the open time specified. If the bar having the specified open time is missing, the function will return -1 or the nearest bar shift depending on the exact.

assuming variable "theTime" is the unix-timestamp of the time you need, and we're using the current symbol and current timeframe.


now you can use Open[theShift], High[theShift], Low[theShift], Close[theShift]

Thanks Zen_Leow, that's exactly what I wanted. Appreciated!