Set the date of a file.
Source position: filutilh.inc line 224
function FileSetDate( |
const FileName: UnicodeString; |
Age: Int64 |
):LongInt; |
const FileName: UnicodeString; |
const FileDateTime: TDateTime |
):LongInt; |
const FileName: RawByteString; |
Age: Int64 |
):LongInt; |
const FileName: RawByteString; |
const FileDateTime: TDateTime |
):LongInt; |
Handle: THandle; |
Age: Int64 |
):LongInt; |
Handle: THandle; |
const FileDateTime: TDateTime |
):LongInt; |
FileSetDate sets the file date of the open file with handle Handle or to Age, where Age is a DOS date-and-time stamp value.
Alternatively, the filename may be specified with the FileName argument. This variant of the call is mandatory on Unixes, since there is no OS support for setting a file timestamp based on a handle. (the handle may not be a real file at all).
The function returns zero if successful.
On Unix, the handle variant always returns -1, since this is impossible to implement. On Windows and DOS, a negative error code is returned.