The libc unit is deprecated. Also, it only works on i386.
You can use the fpUtime function from the baseunix unit.
See
http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/rtl/baseunix/fputime.html
Michael.
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010, Andreas Schneider wrote:
Am Freitag 25 Juni 2010, 17:55:38 schrieb bobby:
Hi @all,
Is there in Linux any function to set file time (created/modified)?
I need it to set the file/directory time at unpacking ZIP archives.
As it happens, I had to use such a function for my patch engine ... all
necessary functions and structs are in unit libc.
My code to use them is:
function SetFileTimesHelper(const FileName: string; const DateTime: TDateTime;
Times: TFileTimes): Boolean;
var
FileTime: Integer;
StatBuf: TStatBuf64;
TimeBuf: utimbuf;
begin
Result := False;
FileTime := DateTimeToFileDate(DateTime);
if lstat64(PChar(FileName), @statBuf) = 0 then
begin
TimeBuf.actime := StatBuf.st_atime;
TimeBuf.modtime := StatBuf.st_mtime;
case Times of
ftLastAccess:
TimeBuf.actime := FileTime;
ftLastWrite:
TimeBuf.modtime := FileTime;
end;
Result := utime(PChar(FileName), @TimeBuf) = 0;
end;
end;
(As you see, there is no Creation Time as in Windows. Only Access and
Modified.)
Best Regards,
Andreas.
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