FileGetTime gets time for folder?

[RogerL]

In 2005 there was discussion about implementing DirGetTime and DirSetTime and that FileGetTime and FileSetTime was modified by Holger to work with folders.

Did this get released? FileGetTime("G:\Tmp[\]", 0|1|2, 0|1) all return @error = 1 in my script

[weaponx]

This works for me...

$result = FileGetTime(@DesktopDir & "\Test", 1,1)

MsgBox(0,"",$result)

[Monamo]

In 2005 there was discussion about implementing DirGetTime and DirSetTime and that FileGetTime and FileSetTime was modified by Holger to work with folders.

Did this get released? FileGetTime("G:\Tmp[\]", 0|1|2, 0|1) all return @error = 1 in my script

Yep, it's working. The only item of note being that to get the folder timestamp info, the query fails if you have the trailing slash "\" entered:

CODE

$folder = "C:\Temp"

$varCreated = FileGetTime($folder,1,1)

$varModified = FileGetTime($folder,0,1)

$varAccessed = FileGetTime($folder,2,1)

ConsoleWrite("Created: " &$varCreated &@CRLF &"Modified: " &$varModified &@CRLF &"Accessed: " &$varAccessed &@CRLF )

Edited March 7, 2008 by Monamo

[RogerL]

To Monamo and weaponx

Thanks guys for the quick reply. I feel really stupid...looking more closely at my script on this tiny font on this mini notebook my old eyes can just make out that I typed a semi-colon instead of a colon after the drive letter.

Sorry for wasting your time.