listMarketBook question

[Bellthorpe]

The listMarketBook API call returns, for each selectionID, some 'available to back' and 'available to lay' information, e.g.

"ex": {
"availableToBack": [
{
"price": 2.54,
"size": 35.62
},
{
"price": 2.28,
"size": 19.47
},
{
"price": 2.06,
"size": 93.0
}

My question is which of those three prices is the most recent ?

Thanks in advance ...

[jabe]

I don't know what you mean by "most recent". Elsewhere there is a variable that says what the most recently matched price was (lastPriceTraded).

[Bellthorpe]

Ah, I'm guilty of overlooking lastPriceTraded. As you can seem I'm new to this API.

Thanks for the answer ...

[jabe]

Ah, I'm guilty of overlooking lastPriceTraded. As you can seem I'm new to this API.

Thanks for the answer ...

One thing I did as almost my first action was to create classes out of every chunk of data in the API. It helped me get a feel of how the data was set out, how various sets related to others, and whereabouts the data I expected to see actually was.

[Bellthorpe]

Sound advice, thank you.