<div style="text-align:justify;">Sometimes you need information of when a file is modified. These examples will show you how do that.
Examples 1 - Get and Print Modified Date & Time
Get file's modified date and time from a list of 'html' and 'txt' files.
for %%v in (*.html *.txt) do (
echo %%~tv
)
echo %%~tv
)
Examples 2 - Get, Parse and Print Modified Date & Time
As you can see in the example above, %%~t return a string format of the file's modified date and time. So how do we parset it into different portion that can be manipulate independently ?Here's the sample code to display / echo date and time separately for a number of *.xml files after they are parsed - special thanks to Andriy M for the comprehensive guidance and solution on this problem.
SETLOCAL enabledelayedexpansion
FOR %%v IN (*.xml) do (
SET datetime=%%~tv
SET fdate=!datetime:~0,10!
SET ftime=!datetime:~11,8!
echo !fdate!
echo !ftime!
)
ENDLOCAL
FOR %%v IN (*.xml) do (
SET datetime=%%~tv
SET fdate=!datetime:~0,10!
SET ftime=!datetime:~11,8!
echo !fdate!
echo !ftime!
)
ENDLOCAL
Result :
