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sfk filetime [opts] filename
print times available for a file or directory.
main options
-mtime print modification time (default)
-atime print access time
-all print all available times
-utc UTC/GMT instead of local time
-flat print times like 20130413 065127
-flat2 print times like 20130413065127
-tab separate output by TAB characters
-full full technical view with all times,
utc, unix and windows timestamps
-noname do not print filename in output
-unix just the unix time in seconds
variation:
sfk dirtime list times of a single dir
without contained files or dirs
see also
sfk touch change times of a file
sfk list list files with time and size
examples
sfk filetime myfile.txt
print modification time for myfile.txt
sfk dirtime mydir
print time just of mydir, without any
contained files or sub folders
sfk filetime -all myfile.txt
print all times for myfile.txt
sfk filetime -full myfile.txt
print all times as local, utc and
internal system timestamp values.
sfk filetime -all -tab -flat2 mydir .txt
list modify, access and creation time for
all .txt files in folder mydir as tab
separated data, with each date and time
combined as a flat timestamp.
sfk filetime -withdirs mydir
also show times of sub directories
contained in mydir
sfk filetime -full -justdirs mydir
show all time infos, only of sub dirs
within mydir, but not of files
example outputs
sfk filetime readme.txt
2013-04-20 07:40:53 readme.txt
just tells the modification time in human readable format.
sfk filetime -all readme.txt
mtime 2013-04-20 07:40:53, atime 2012-06-03 23:21:16,
ctime 2012-06-16 07:21:49, readme.txt
tells all available times (actually printed in one line).
under windows, these are modification, access and creation time.
under linux, just modification and access time will be listed.
sfk filetime -full readme.txt
mtime: 2013-04-20 07:40:53, 05:40:53 utc, 1366436453 sec,
130109100530068241 wft, readme.txt
atime: 2012-06-03 23:21:16, 21:21:16 utc, 1338758476 sec,
129832320760000000 wft, readme.txt
ctime: 2012-06-16 07:21:49, 05:21:49 utc, 1339824109 sec,
129842977095804622 wft, readme.txt
shows the full technical view: humand readable local time,
UTC/GMT time, linux seconds since 1970, windows file time
(number of 100 nanosecond units since 1601).
above output is wrapped, actually it's just 3 lines.
sfk select testfiles .txt +filetime -mtime -atime -tab -flat2
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\02-crlf.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\03-native-tab-lf.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\04-lf.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\05-split-text.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\07-filter-src.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\08-head-tail.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\10-dir-list.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\11-wide-line.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\12-foo-jam.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\13-eof-null.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\14-all-codes.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\15-float-text.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\16-short-words.txt
20100117230648 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\20-tab-data-line.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\21-patch-bin.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\23-filt-patterns.txt
20090122204944 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\24-line-blocks.txt
20100117230838 20111031010000 testfiles\Formats\34-csv-data-lines.txt
20110918072644 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\.myscm\root.txt
20110918072644 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\.myscm.bak\root.txt
20110918094744 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\myscm-use.txt
20110918072658 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\tmp\trash1.txt
20110918072702 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\tmp\trash2.txt
20110918072706 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\tmp\trash3.txt
20110918072722 20111031010000 testfiles\myproj\tools\.myscm\sub1.txt
20100128230842 20111031010000 testfiles\readme.txt
list all modification and access times of all .txt files,
in directory testfiles, as TAB separated table data,
with compact date/time stamps, suitable e.g. for import
in excel as .csv data.
sfk filetime [opts] filename
print times available for a file or
directory.
main options
-mtime print modification time
(default)
-atime print access time
-all print all available times
-utc UTC/GMT instead of local time
-flat print times like 20130413
065127
-flat2 print times like 20130413065127
-tab separate output by TAB
characters
-full full technical view with all
times, utc, unix and windows
timestamps
-noname do not print filename in output
-unix just the unix time in seconds
variation:
sfk dirtime list times of a single dir
without contained files
or dirs
see also
sfk touch change times of a file
sfk list list files with time
and size
examples
sfk filetime myfile.txt
print modification time for myfile.txt
sfk dirtime mydir
print time just of mydir, without any
contained files or sub folders
sfk filetime -all myfile.txt
print all times for myfile.txt
sfk filetime -full myfile.txt
print all times as local, utc and
internal system timestamp values.
sfk filetime -all -tab -flat2 mydir
.txt
list modify, access and creation
time for all .txt files in folder
mydir as tab separated data, with
each date and time combined as a flat
timestamp.
sfk filetime -withdirs mydir
also show times of sub directories
contained in mydir
sfk filetime -full -justdirs mydir
show all time infos, only of sub dirs
within mydir, but not of files
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