Setting file creation date
Thomas Wouters
thomas at xs4all.net
Sat Aug 11 15:20:17 EDT 2001
On Fri, Aug 10, 2001 at 04:18:13PM -0400, Tim Peters wrote:
> Creation time is exactly what it sounds like <wink>. When you *copy* a file
> using native Windows functions, the creation time on the copy is set to the
> current time, but the modified time is inherited as-is from the original.
> This drives Unix weenies insane, [..]
> Of course almost none of this is documented clearly anywhere (that I know
> of, anyway).
Actually, that's the only thing that would drive me, as a Unix weenie,
insane. I'm quite used to odd and nonsensical behaviour -- after all, I use
Unix, right ? But at least that's *documented* to be weird, somewhere, in
the source...
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