PCM command for the modification date of a file

[[Fl...]]

Is there a relatively simple way to output the modification date of a file using PCM?

Best regards, Florian

[[An...]]

Hopefully this is what you are looking for!

With a few edits, can output the data however you want. The below will just output in a display window.

// Path to your file as a String, can be any file (OR folder!)
file = "C:\Path\To\Your\File\example.txt"

// Modified Date
display("Modified Date: ", file.asFilename.dates.modified.first)

// Modified Time
display("Modified Time: ", file.asFilename.dates.modified.second)

// ===========================
//          Bonus
// ===========================

// Accessed Date
display("Accessed Date: ", file.asFilename.dates.accessed.first)

// Accessed Time
display("Accessed Time: ", file.asFilename.dates.accessed.second)

// Created Date
display("Created Date: ", file.asFilename.dates.created.first)

// Created Time
display("Created Time: ", file.asFilename.dates.created.second)

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file="C:\Temp\test.txt"

file.asFilename.creationTimestamp
file.asFilename.modificationTimestamp

[[An...]]

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⬆ a better simple solution! 👏

[[Fl...]]

Thank you both very much for your replies.

Now i get the month as a string.

Is it possible to get the date format only in numbers, or the as the amount of days as in:

date(1).asDate.asDays

Thank you.

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Yep, it's possible.

For Instance:

date=file.asFilename.dates.created.first
or
date=file.asFilename.creationTimestamp
// date in Numbers:
date=date.dayOfMonth.asString + "." + date.monthIndex.asString + "." + date.year.asString

 

[[Fl...]]

Once again, thank you very much, exactly what i needed.