Thanks Jeff it looks nice, i'll give a try in de free demo
Best regards,
Teixeira
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thanks for your answer.
i searched a little more and i found an easier way to list files, attendding to my reduced experience in perl.
Here's the script
...Code:chdir("/home/myname/Desktop"); #changes dir @files = <*>; #get an array with all filenames foreach $file (@files) { $t=stat($file)[9]; #here i tried to use the function you suggested me to get theLeave a comment:
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Thanks,
i'll learn more about regular expressions because i'm not inside regular expressions world yet.
If you could make a simple code sample for me to have as a guideline i'd appreciate very much.
Thanks and have a nice weekend.
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Hi,
i'm working in FreeBSD.
I wanna copy the files in a directory "/usr/local/var/qmailscan/quarantine" from 15 July 2007 until 18 July 2007.
I actually didn't start almost anyhing, i was just making some experiences with File::Copy() which was the function i googled and supposlly would help-me.
Thanks,
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Copying files from a dir that were created in a specific date range
Hi,
How can i make a script to copy a bunch of files in a specific directory, that were created in a specifc date range?
Thanks in advance,
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I found the solution at codeproject.
here's the link if someone else need:
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/miscct...&select=947436
Best regards,
Tiago Teixeira...Leave a comment:
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Destroy a window automatically - P/invoke...window handle??
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I'm using a 3rd part DLL via Add reference i my C# project and sometimes the DLL generate a messagebox with an error and an OK button.
I would like to know if its possible to automatically and programatically do the "OK Click" or how to destroy this window.
This windows is not a separeated proccess so i cannot kill it using System.Diagnost ics.Process any idea?? I heard about windows handle and... -
Webpages ".do" extension, what is this?
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I would like to know what is the ".do" extension in webpages?
What kind of technology is this? it's not very common i guess!
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