this;
<~~~cut
#!PERL -w
open(FILE,'>> ./test.dat') || die "$!\n";
print FILE "hello";
close FILE;
print "last modified:\t" . scalar (localtime ( (stat "./test.dat")[8] ) );
<~~paste
hth,
Mark G
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From: &
Hi,
In Win32 how do I make the dos access time , that obtained via 'dir
/TW', reflective of when I add a file to a directory.
For instance
running
open(FILE,">c:\\test\\file.txt");
print FILE "hello";
close FILE;
does not seem to update the last accessed time of c:\test
Thanks
Andrew
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