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Bad FOR statement

And filelisttoarray returns filenames, not full paths.

#include<File.au3>


$files = _FileListToArray(@MyDocumentsDir, "*.*", 1)
For $x = 1 to ubound($files) - 1
     $var = FileGetTime(@MyDocumentsDir & "\" & $files[$x], 0, 1)
MsgBox(0, '', $var)
Next

Edit: put the msgbox in the loop so you can see all the timestamps

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redLabel,

any ideas why this doesn't work?

Several! :(

- 1. You need to specify a value for the end of your loop. That means the [0] element of $files - not the array itself.

- 2. _FileListToArray does not include the path in the return - so you have to add it yourself when you look for the file time.

If you do that you should find it works: :graduated:

#include<File.au3>

$files = _FileListToArray(@MyDocumentsDir, "*.*", 1)

For $x = 1 to $files[0]                                           ; <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
     $var = FileGetTime(@MyDocumentsDir & "\" & $files[$x], 0, 1) ; <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
     MsgBox(0, '', $var)
Next

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Thanks, your statement answered my question

"And filelisttoarray returns filenames, not full paths."

this was just an example of what im doing not exactly what is in my script, that is why i didn't have the & "\" after the @MyDocumentsDir, forgot. thanks for you help.

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#include<File.au3>

$archivesLocalDir = @MyDocumentsDir & "\folder\Outlook Archives\"
$archivesNetworkDir = @HomeDrive & "\folder\Outlook Archives\"

If @HomeDrive <> "U:" or DriveStatus("U:") <> "Ready" Then
    Exit
Else
    _File_ModifiedCopy()
EndIf

Func _File_ModifiedCopy()
    $filesLocal = _FileListToArray($archivesLocalDir)

    For $x = 1 to UBound($filesLocal) - 1
        If Not FileExists($archivesNetworkDir & $filesLocal[$x]) Then
            FileCopy($archivesLocalDir & $filesLocal[$x], $archivesNetworkDir)
        Else
            If FileGetTime($archivesLocalDir & $filesLocal[$x], 0, 1) > FileGetTime($archivesNetworkDir & $filesLocal[$x], 0, 1) Then
                FileCopy($archivesLocalDir & $filesLocal[$x], $archivesNetworkDir, 1)
            EndIf
        EndIf
    Next
EndFunc

this is what i have, and it works to some extent, but i know its going to copy the entire dir contents if a file is changed or file is added, so i need help to only copy files that have changed. like i said this is working, but i think i have made it way to complicated. please help.

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