On 13/03/09 11:42, StarWing wrote:
>
> how to get the infomation of editing file? i know a way that use
> netrw:
> :Explore %:p:h
> i
> but i only want to get the last modified time of current file, i want
> a simple way to get it.
>
> another idea is shell-exec (!), e.g. :!ls -l %
>
> but it still discommodiousness.
>
> has a built-in way to do it?
:echo strftime('%c',getftime(expand('%')))
see
:help expand()
:help getftime()
:help strftime()
and if necessary
:help :echo
though I suppose you understand what that last one is about.
The above is "pure Vim", and therefore works on all platforms where
strftime() is defined ('%c' being the "default format" whose dedtails
may depend on the C compiler used to compile the Vim executable). OTOH,
:!ls -l %
(On Unix/Linux) or
:!dir %
(or similar, on Windows) have the advantage of needing fewer keypresses.
Best regards,
Tony.
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