Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)

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Sujet : Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)
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Date : 03. Jun 2024, 01:17:14
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On 2024-06-02 23:20:02 +0000, Dudley Brooks said:
On 5/29/24 5:43 PM, Jolly Roger wrote:
On 2024-05-30, Dudley Brooks <dbrooks@runforyourlife.org> wrote:
On 5/4/24 1:43 PM, Jolly Roger wrote:
On 2024-05-03, Dudley Brooks <dbrooks@runforyourlife.org> wrote:
 
I forgot to ask.  Can I add something to your now-working line
  stat -f '%SN,%SB,%Sm' * > file_times.txt
 to reformat date and time?  Either within the -f format description or
piping it to something else?
 On the internet I found this, supposedly to simply reformat date and
time, for everything, during a session:
  set timefmt "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"
 But it doesn't seem to be working either.  I execute it, then do "date"
or "ls -l" or whatever ... and the date and time are still displayed in
the same format as ever.
 Thanks in advance.
 Create a plain text file named "lister.sh" with these contents:
 #!/usr/bin/env bash
 for file in ./*; do
filename=`basename "$file"`
 created=`stat -f '%SB' "$filename"`
modified=`stat -f '%Sm' "$filename"`
 created_s=`date -j -f "%b %d %H:%M:%S %Y" "$created" "+%F %H:%M:%S"`
modified_s=`date -j -f "%b %d %H:%M:%S %Y" "$modified" "+%F %H:%M:%S"`
 echo "$filename,$created_s,$modified_s"
done
 Make the script executable with this command in the same directory as
the script:
 chmod +x lister.sh
 Run the script in a terminal window like so:
 ./lister.sh > file_times.csv
 As I mentioned in another thread (in another ng, actually,
comp.sys.mac.apps) I didn't have time to try your suggestion until quite
recently, and didn't have time to thank you until just now.
 It worked perfectly!  And it's clear enough that I can modify it myself
to do another couple of minor things I might want to do.
 Thanks!
 You're welcome. Glad to hear it worked for you.
 You may find this funny. I was told just in the past day or two by a
resident troll in the iPhone news group that I have never written a
single line of code. He also claims I never made it through high school
along with a bunch of other juvenile personal attacks. 🤣
 I wish trolls were just as imaginary as the things they say.
 Why can't they just limit themselves to hiding under bridges and saying "Who's that tramping on my bridge!"
Because fools in cargo ships or big trucks keep crashing into the bridges.  ;-)

Date Sujet#  Auteur
30 Apr 24 * Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)17Dudley Brooks
30 Apr 24 +* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)14Jim Gibson
30 Apr 24 i`* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)13Jolly Roger
30 Apr 24 i `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)12Dudley Brooks
1 May 24 i  `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)11Jolly Roger
2 May 24 i   `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)10Dudley Brooks
2 May 24 i    `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)9Jolly Roger
2 May 24 i     `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)8Jolly Roger
2 May 24 i      `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)7Dudley Brooks
3 May 24 i       `* Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)6Dudley Brooks
4 May 24 i        `* Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)5Jolly Roger
30 May 24 i         `* Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)4Dudley Brooks
30 May 24 i          `* Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)3Jolly Roger
3 Jun 24 i           `* Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)2Dudley Brooks
3 Jun 24 i            `- Re: Another question Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)1Your Name
30 Apr 24 `* Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)2Your Name
30 Apr 24  `- Re: Print (or export to a spreadsheet) all the information displayed when Finder is looking at a folder (OS X 10.13 High Sierra)1Dudley Brooks

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