Re: file properties with DIR function : Bug ?
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Aug 21, 2006
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chadal wrote: > To be sure about my problem, i've wrote a small euphoria program using the > dir32 library from archives. I've used FileTimeToLocalFileTime and > FileTimeToSystemTime > functions from kernel32.dll. the result confirms the différenc between the > euphoria > DIR function and windows functions. > Is it an installation trouble ? > To understand what's happened, what kind of checks can i do ? I'm not sure what you mean by the "dir32" library, unless it's Overman's dir232.zip (which I haven't looked at). I support the standard dir() in Euphoria. I don't know why the time stamp on a file could differ by 2 seconds in some cases. I haven't noticed it on my machine using dir(). I simply retrieve a C structure, and have to multiply the "seconds" field by 2, since for some reason Microsoft doesn't store the "seconds" but rather the "seconds divided by two". Maybe it's a Y2K bug Maybe in Europe Windows adjusted the clock at the turn of the millennium? Maybe it depends on the version of Microsoft's file system that you are using. I have no idea. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com