Some other links to free W32 versions of the UNIX touch
command:
http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/>GNU utilities for W32
http://stevemiller.net/apps/>Steve P. Miller's Win32 Console
ToolBox 1.0
I'm sure you'll find a few more if you do a quick web search.
There are quite a few windows version of the unix touch command
which will do exactly what you need.
I'm sure there is a way to call it even within LabVIEW, using "system
exec". You might even be able to call cygwin1.dll using a "call
library node" (I have not tried this).
- There is the full fea
Hi fbrutus,
yes, I care! Your hack certainly works but pretty cumbersome.
I was looking for modifying a text file but I want the original date
not to be overwritten. I want to be able later to sort my measurement
data by the original date.
If LabView isn't capable of doing this task, isn't there an
Here is one hack that I used. I had many directories of data text
files on the network. I used the date to sort them and find the files
i wanted. But when the network was upgraded, all the file dates
changed to the day the network was upgraded. Fortunately, I had the
time and date INSIDE the fi
