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kapege.de



Joined: 07 Feb 2005
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Location: Munich, Germany
PostPosted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 12:59 pm    Post subject: Unix-Date Reply with quote
Could you add a unix date function for date calculations? I would think about a func. something like UDATE, inDate, outDate, 1/0
With "OutDate" are the seconds in Unix-Time when third param is 1 and
vice versa if third param is 0.

So I could something like this:
Code:

now = %time%
mFile = %A_FileTime%
udate, now , uNow, 1
udate, mFile, umFile, 1
uAge := umFile - uNow
udate, uAge, age, 0
msgbox, % the file is age old


Would that be possible?

Many thanx

Peter

P.S.: "ClipboardAll" is great stuff!
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Chris
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PostPosted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 11:09 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
I think you can already do this with something like:
Code:
FileSelectFile, File
if File =
   return
FileGetTime, Time, %File%
FileAge =  ; Start off blank.
FileAge -= Time, seconds  ; Find precise difference between "now" and "then".
FileAge /= 3600.0  ; Convert to hours as a floating point result.
MsgBox The file is %FileAge% hours old.
If the above doesn't do everything you want, please let me know.
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 9:49 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Thanx Chris for your prompt answer!

The code sniplet was just for explanation. I'm working further on my CopyCat-script and are planning a expected-time-out-display.
E.g.:

12Sec./25 Min. (ready at 18:25)

O.k. it could be made with your calculations, but with such a function it would be much more easy (and faster?).
It was just an idea, perhaps I'm working often with time-outs and thought others would be also.

Thanx for all your great stuff!

Peter
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