Actually, I was thinking of reading the lastMod date from *inside* the
stack file I'm running, not trying to check the last mod of another stack file
on disk. Something like:
if the lastModified of this stack is empty then
-- hasn't been modified yet this
session
else
-- it has been modified this
session
end if
I
don't know if the detailed files are updated while the stack is open or whether
they are only updated when it closes...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Subject: Re: how to detect stack needs to be saved
Why not read the detailed files and pick the date and time from there?
Seems so obvious, I thought it useless to say it...
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