Hi,
Running Linux Redhat 7.2, the available modes are:
[status-change-date modification-date access-date owner-name group-name
owner-id group-id owner-read owner-write owner-execute group-read group-write
group-execute world-read world-write world-execute set-user-id set-group-id
full-path]
Your script threw the following error when I pressed the "undo all changes"
button:
** Script Error: Invalid argument: status-change-date
** Where: func [face value][
set-modes file values
temp-lay: layout build-lay-block
lay/size: temp-lay/size
lay/pane: temp-lay/pane
show lay
]
** Near: set-modes file values
temp-lay: layout
HTH
Ammon
A short time ago, Anton, sent an email stating:
> I have a demo program here:
>
> http://anton.idatam.com.au/rebol/util/demo-show-file-modes.r
>
> Rebol.com/Sites/Anton/Util/demo-show-file-modes.r
>
> Actually, I would like to take this opportunity to
> ask people out there on the list from different
> platforms than mine to test this.
> I have Win2k.
> I would like someone with Amiga, linux, mac etc.
> to try it out and report any problems.
>
> The window is supposed to show whichever modes
> are supported by the OS it's on, and allow you
> to modify them.
> But I know my code doesn't handle certain datatypes
> (I am not even sure which datatypes are going to
> show up.) At least string! can be found in
> the file comment on Amiga, for instance, and I
> don't handle it very well.
>
> Note, to see the available file-modes the OS supports:
>
> probe modes: get-modes %afile 'file-modes
>
> and then to see the file-modes of a file:
>
> probe get-modes %afile modes
>
> Regards,
>
> Anton.
>
> > I'm looking for the library where I can find
> > the functions which access the files properties
> > (created/modified/accessed date, attributes, ...)
> > under Windows NT.
> > More specifically to make a file read only or to check
> > its read only status from a REBOL routine!
> >
> > > ==christophe
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