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== Syntax ==
 
== Syntax ==
  '''$FILETIME'''{filepath}
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  '''$FILETIME'''{filepath, N/T}
  
 
== Description ==
 
== Description ==
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:A text parameter that can not be omitted.
 
:A text parameter that can not be omitted.
 
:The path and filename of the file.
 
:The path and filename of the file.
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;N/T
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:A text parameter that can be omitted (it defaults to "N").
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:;N
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::Numeric result. This is the number of minutes since midnight. This is most commonly used for sorting purposes.
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::Text result. This is the time formatted for display, using the 24-hour clock, e.g. {{DataValue|08:30}}, {{DataValue|20:30}}.
  
 
== Returns ==
 
== Returns ==

Latest revision as of 06:39, 28 November 2018

Syntax

$FILETIME{filepath, N/T}

Description

Given the filepath, this function will return the time this file was last modified.

Parameters

filepath
A text parameter that can not be omitted.
The path and filename of the file.
N/T
A text parameter that can be omitted (it defaults to "N").
N
Numeric result. This is the number of minutes since midnight. This is most commonly used for sorting purposes.
T
Text result. This is the time formatted for display, using the 24-hour clock, e.g. '08:30', '20:30'.

Returns

A numeric value. The number of seconds from midnight that this file was last modified.

See also

$TIME.

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time, hours, minutes, seconds