Oops. Ok, changes ...
first $archiveFilename ...
$archiveFilename = generate-archivestring $destinationTimestamp
"$stem-$exten" $exten
second $archiveFilename
$archiveFilename = generate-archivestring $destinationTimestamp
"$stem-$exten" "zip"
and new function generate-archivestring
# MAKE ARCHIVE STRING FROM DATE, STEM, AND EXTEN
function generate-archivestring {
param( [datetime]$dt, [string]$pFilename, [string]$pExten)
return "$pFilename-$(get-date -year $dt.year -month $dt.month
-day $dt.day -hour $dt.hour -minute $dt.minute -second $dt.second
-millisecond $dt.millisecond -f yyyy-MM-dd_HHmmss).$pExten"
}
I guess the main question is whether I should be using a "-" or a "." for
the extension separator in the first part of the file name. I guess it
doesn't matter
as long as all strings are unique.
Thanks!
On Friday, August 2, 2019 at 11:49:37 AM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote:
>
> I don't that pattern in tests here. I see the ".ext" in the stamp as
> always "zip".
>
> TT
>
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