Cleanx age4/1/2023 I use since 20 years static tables (arrays) created once with a small C function for quickly getting the number of days including leap days from in date/time conversion functions in my applications written in C/C . posted an add-on for taking leap day in current year into account, but ignoring the other leap years since base year, i.e. But it does not take leap years correct into account. Jay posted 7daysclean.cmd containing a fast "date to seconds" solution for command line interpreter cmd.exe. But any later day could be also used depending on the date range required to support for a specific task. Lots of good working solutions using additional console applications or scripts have been posted already here, on other pages of Stack Overflow and on other websites.Ĭommon for operations based on date/time is the requirement to convert a date/time string to seconds since a determined day. But command line interpreter cmd.exe has no function for date/time calculations. There are very often relative date/time related questions to solve with batch file. It would need to be adapted for other settings or a run-time evaluation (read sShortTime, user-bound configuration, configure proper field order in a filter and use the filter to extract the correct data from the argument).ĭid I mention I hate this editor's auto-formating? it removes the blank lines and the copy-paste is a hell. LIMITATIONĮpoch takes for granted your short date format is YYYY-MM-DD. if someone has an idea that would not add 10 lines of code, go ahead and post so I add it to my code.Įpoch: I did not take time into consideration, as the need is to delete files older than a certain date, taking hours/minutes would have deleted files from a day that was meant for keeping. Bissextile years is a hell to add, really. To something like : if !epoch! LEQ %slice% del /f %%fįebruary: is hard-coded to 28 days. This is non-destructive code, it will display what would have happened.Ĭhange : if !epoch! LEQ %slice% (echo DELETE %%f ^(%%~tf^)) ELSE echo keep %%f ^(%%~tf^) Set dSource=C:\temp : This is the starting directory to check for files. Set /a strip=day*7 : Change 7 for the number of days to keep. To reserve your share contact us at with how much percentage you would like, we'll disclose a full PDS for review and lock you in.Ok was bored a bit and came up with this, which contains my version of a poor man's Linux epoch replacement limited for daily usage (no time retention):įor /f "delims=" %%f in ('dir /a-d-h-s /b /s %dSource%') do ( We expect she will be ready to enter Mitch Beer's stable for her first preparation in August/September. Ongoing costs are fixed at $50 GST each and every week for 5%, no extras except for unexpected vet call outs, or surgeries, feature race nominations etc.Ĭurrently at Kooringal Stud, Wagga and about to head to the breakers. Shares start at $1150 for 5% which includes purchase costs, PDS, transport, insurance for 12 months, vet certificate, registration fees and all associated costs until the end of June. To be trained by Mitch Beer at Albury who Patriot Bloodstock have enjoyed great success with recently, having saddled up 13 runners for 5 winners, 2 seconds and a third. She ticks all the boxes and is low risk entry level filly. She is from a great winning family, a lovely moving, very athletic filly, clean x-rays with great bone and muscle. This filly is her first visit to Press Statement a genuine 2yo
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