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verv	Posted - 11/09/2017 : 09:22:07 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release: OriginPro 2017 SR0 Operating System: Windows 8.1 Hello. I'm importing multiple .opj files through the following script. Through the manual clicking in project explorer I can access the date of creation of files that i'm importing. Is there a way to copy/import such date to the columns comment in the final file? string sFiles$; {dlgfile g:="*.opj" multi:=1 fname:=sFiles$;} if (sFiles.GetLength() > 0) { for (int ii = 1; ii <= sFiles.GetNumTokens(CRLF); ii++) { string sFile$ = sFiles.GetToken(ii)$; sFile$=; impOPJ fname:=sFile$ info.wkspage:=Default1 info.wks:=Data_S1 info.cols:={1,2,3,4,5} options.FirstMode:=1; } type (the end of the import); }
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nick_n	Posted - 11/11/2017 : 10:54:38 AM Hi, Sorry for confusing, I didn't catch your problem. In order to get such kind of data you need to use OriginC. GetFileAttributesEx http://www.originlab.com/doc/OriginC/ref/GetFileAttributesEx or GetFileModificationDate http://www.originlab.com/doc/OriginC/ref/GetFileModificationDate BR, Nikolay
verv	Posted - 11/11/2017 : 07:14:28 AM Hi. But again. impTree.Info.FileDate$ =; return FileDate, the thing that I called as System date and which is the date of last saved modification of file. However, the date that I want is another one. Date of creation of .opj file. From now on I will think that this information is lost in the importing, maybe it will change in the future versions of program. Nikolay, thanks for the efforts.
nick_n	Posted - 11/10/2017 : 12:48:04 PM Hi, impTree.Info.FileDate$ =; insread of impTree.Info.ImportDate$=; Best, Nikolay
verv	Posted - 11/10/2017 : 12:04:37 PM quote: Originally posted by nick_n Hi Verv, That should help you (run after import): Tree impTree; impinfo trInfo:=impTree; impTree.Info.ImportDate$=; Nope. It shows me the time of import which is the same to the creation of the final file. But I want the time of creation of original .opj from which I'm importing. I think that it simply can be unaccessible through the imp trees.
nick_n	Posted - 11/10/2017 : 11:31:05 AM Hi Verv, That should help you (run after import): Tree impTree; impinfo trInfo:=impTree; impTree.Info.ImportDate$=; Good luck, Nikolay
verv	Posted - 11/10/2017 : 08:23:38 AM It was exactly what I needed, now I can access and import the file time. It solved my problem in first approximation, however maybe it can be solved better. So While accessing date through page.info.system.import.filedate or something similar, I access the system date - date at which it was changed the last time. However, in case of .opj, manually two types of date can be seen (in the project explorer): modification date (the same as system date) and creation date. Is there a way to access that second, creation date of the imported .opj?
verv	Posted - 11/10/2017 : 04:22:57 AM quote: Originally posted by nick_n Hi, Hope it helps: page.info.system.import.filedate=; http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/guide/Accessing-Metadata BR, Nikolay Thanks, it was exactly what I needed.
nick_n	Posted - 11/09/2017 : 2:10:45 PM Hi, Hope it helps: page.info.system.import.filedate=; http://www.originlab.com/doc/LabTalk/guide/Accessing-Metadata BR, Nikolay

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