Method FileSetTime

source/script2.cpp:8740–8771

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ResultType Line::FileSetTime(LPTSTR aYYYYMMDD, LPTSTR aFilePattern, TCHAR aWhichTime
	, FileLoopModeType aOperateOnFolders, bool aDoRecurse)
// Returns the number of files and folders that could not be changed due to an error.
{
	// Related to the comment at the top: Since the script subroutine that resulted in the call to
	// this function can be interrupted during our MsgSleep(), make a copy of any params that might
	// currently point directly to the deref buffer.  This is done because their contents might
	// be overwritten by the interrupting subroutine:
	TCHAR yyyymmdd[64]; // Even do this one since its value is passed recursively in calls to self.
	tcslcpy(yyyymmdd, aYYYYMMDD, _countof(yyyymmdd));

	FileSetTimeData callbackData;
	callbackData.WhichTime = aWhichTime;
	FILETIME ft;
	if (*yyyymmdd)
	{
		if (   !YYYYMMDDToFileTime(yyyymmdd, ft)  // Convert the arg into the time struct as local (non-UTC) time.
			|| !LocalFileTimeToFileTime(&ft, &callbackData.Time)   )  // Convert from local to UTC.
		{
			// Invalid parameters are the only likely cause of this condition.
			return LineError(ERR_PARAM1_INVALID, FAIL_OR_OK, aYYYYMMDD);
		}
	}
	else // User wants to use the current time (i.e. now) as the new timestamp.
		GetSystemTimeAsFileTime(&callbackData.Time);

	if (!*aFilePattern)
		return LineError(ERR_PARAM2_INVALID, FAIL_OR_OK);

	FilePatternApply(aFilePattern, aOperateOnFolders, aDoRecurse, FileSetTimeCallback, &callbackData);
	return OK;
}

BOOL FileSetTimeCallback(LPTSTR aFilename, WIN32_FIND_DATA &aFile, void *aCallbackData)
{