问题
I am trying to work on Lua file handling.
So, I am able to open, read, write, close the files.
local session_debug = io.open("/root/session_debug.txt", "a")
session_debug:write("Some text\n")
session_debug:close()
How can I know the last modified date timestamp of this file.
回答1:
There's no built-in function in standard Lua that does this. One way to get it without third-party libraries is to take use of io.popen
.
For example, on Linux, you could use stat:
local f = io.popen("stat -c %Y testfile")
local last_modified = f:read()
Now last_modified
is the timestamp of the last modified time of testfile
. On my system,
print(os.date("%c", last_modified))
Outputs Sat Mar 22 08:36:50 2014
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33296834/how-can-i-get-last-modified-timestamp-in-lua