On 05/26/00, ""Eric Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> .. get the file date and time but for some reason am not getting what I am expecting.
> I am running this on NT 4.0
I am not convinced beyond all doubt that there isn't something weird going
on with perl dates on WinNT using certain core functions. But I cannot
produce the proof right now and it's likely that I am merely overtired
these last several long nights of coding. Anyway, I know your code (which I
didn't quote) was wrong, mistyped and all that, but FWIW here's something
that I KNOW works:
#!perl -w
use Time::gmtime;
$r_mtime = time;
$date_string = gmctime($r_mtime) . ' GMT';
print $date_string;
[Gives me:
Sat May 27 07:54:10 2000 GMT
on WinNT 4, a few mintes ago :-) ]
HTH,
soren andersen
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