Custom Query (3910 matches)

In the documentation of _Date_Time_GetTimeZoneInformation it states that elements [3] & [6] returns a $tagSYSTEMTIME date and time of when Daylight Savings time starts/ends. This should probably be clarified.

The returned value is not an actual date. It represents which Sunday the change over takes place. For example after the following is run.

$TimeZone = _Date_Time_GetTimeZoneInformation() $array = _Date_Time_SystemTimeToArray($TimeZone[6])

$array[0] will equal 3 (March) and $array[1] will equal 2. The 2 represents the second Sunday (which is March 8th, 2009 this year). It does not represent March 2nd.

FileSetTime can't set filetime of a file. It seems that AutoIt can't find the file when located in a subdirectory.

It is an issue of the beta version. In AutoIt v3.3.0.0 everything works fine.

Script used for testing:

$sFilename="C:\Test\file.zip"
If FileExists($sFilename) Then 
  MsgBox(4096, "Test", FileGetTime($sFilename, 1, 1))
  MsgBox(4096, "Test", FileSetTime($sFilename, "20031101", 0, 0))
endif
$sFilename="C:\Test\NextLevel\file.zip"
If FileExists($sFilename) Then 
  MsgBox(4096, "Test", FileGetTime($sFilename, 1, 1))
  MsgBox(4096, "Test", FileSetTime($sFilename, "20031101", 0, 0))
endif

Results: correct Timestamp, 1, correct Timestamp, 0 Comment: same file, same attributes

See similar forumpost: ​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=101917&st=0&p=724083&hl=FileSetTime&fromsearch=1&#entry724083

This is a continuation of #1156. There are several functions that generate a fatal error instead of setting @error. The code needs gone over to change all these fatal errors to @error.

Setting as blocking. This probably won't be closed in time for 3.3.1.2 but it does need completed during the 3.3.1.x beta period.