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[SOLVED] FileGetTime subfolders files


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$files = _FileListToArrayRec("G:\03_MUSIC\","*.mp3", $FLTAR_FILES, $FLTAR_RECUR, $FLTAR_NOSORT,$FLTAR_NOPATH)
    $fileArray = UBound($files)-1

        For $x = 1 to $fileArray
            $var = FileGetTime("G:\03_MUSIC\"&$files[$x],0,1)
            ConsoleWrite($files[$x]&" "&$var&@LF)
        next

 

 
I can not see the date of the files in subfolders.
Can someone please help me?

Thx.

 

Edited by rootx
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It's working for me, when I changed the script to a folder on my computer I had no problems using FIleGetTime on the subfolder files.

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Check @error after calling _FileGetTime and you will see that it equals 1. The file doesn't exist because you aren't taking any subdirectories into account. You could change the last parameter of _FileListToArrayRec to $FLTAR_FULLPATH, and then modify your call to _FileGetTime to remove the hardcoded path.

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