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#88083 24/06/04 07:43 PM
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i'm writing a script to move some files from my external hdd to my internal one, and i want to move files i've only accessed within a variable period of time. the script will know what time frame when it is running, and looks at $file().atime. however, whenever mirc does a lookup on the file's last access time, it appears to be exactly when i look up the $file().atime. any workarounds/suggestions?


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#88084 24/06/04 08:56 PM
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ok, i found that my $findfile command was accessing the file and changing the access time, and worked around that. my next problem (well, not really a problem, just an inconvenience) is that $ctime seems to only accept english date order (day/month/year). am i correct in thinking that?


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#88085 24/06/04 11:31 PM
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Yep, looks like it. At least it's a simple alias to convert between the two: alias dateConv return $deltok($instok($$1,$gettok($1,2,47),1,47),3,47)


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#88086 25/06/04 12:45 AM
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yeah, thanks


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