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Hi all,

 

Although vl-file-systime works fine on most files (even readonly ones), it doesn't work on open files.

 

Could any one introduces alternatives to vl-file-systime function to get the time of such files?

 

I appreciate any help and clues to solve the problem

 

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Please check the DOS_FILEDATE from DOSLib pack (freeware).

(rtos (cdar (dos_filedate (strcat (getvar "DWGPREFIX") (getvar "DWGNAME")))) 2 10)

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Although vl-file-systime works fine on most files (even readonly ones), it doesn't work on open files.

Could any one introduces alternatives to vl-file-systime function to get the time of such files?

 

Using ActiveX, 'FileSystemObject' and 'datelastmodified' property.

 

Exemple by Lee Mac at theswamp.org

 

 

EDIT: Too slow...

 

Henrique

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MSasu, Lee, hmsilva,

thank you very much.

 

Lee, nice to see you again in the forum:).

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