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$! TDIR.COM [optional file specification]
$!
$! Walter M. Lamia
$! 7-Jan-1983
$!
$! DCL command file to produce a directory listing in reverse chronological
$! order by date of last modification.
$!
$ sort="" !override any local re-definition of SORT
$ read=""
$ on control_y then goto pool1
$ on error then goto pool1
$! write sys$output "...Taking directory..." !Informational msg only
$!
$! If you wish to change any of the qualifiers on the DIRECT command
$! do so here, and check that they do not alter the location of the
$! date field which is used in the F$EXTRACT function in the first
$! read loop. I suggest that you do NOT remove the /NOTRAIL qualifier.
$!
$ direct/date=modif/size=all/prot/notrail/out=tmp.tmp/exclud=tmp.tmp -
'p1' 'p2' 'p3' 'p4' 'p5' 'p6' 'p7'
$ open/read p tmp.tmp
$ open/writ q tmp.tmp
$!
$! The following statements copy the output of the DIRECT listing, and
$! prefix each line with the time and date in comparison format, as a
$! sort key. Note that the first three lines are forced to be sorted
$! at the beginning with the HIGH-VALUES key. If an ascending sort is
$! desired, change this to LOW-VALUES of all spaces.
$!
$ tstr="zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" !HIGH-VALUES, sort of
$ read p pl !copy the first blank line
$ write q tstr,pl
$ read p pl !read the header line
$ write q tstr,pl !and write it with blank date string
$ read p pl !read & write a blank line
$ write q tstr,pl
$loop:
$ read/end=pool p pl
$ tstr=f$extract(0,16,f$cvtime(f$extract(32,17,pl)))
$ write q tstr,pl
$ goto loop
$pool:
$ close p
$ close q
$! write sys$output "...Sorting..." !Informational message
$ sort/key=(pos:1,siz:16,descend)/stable tmp.tmp tmp.tmp
$ open/read p tmp.tmp
$ open/writ q tmp.tmp
$loop1:
$ read/end=pool1 p pl !Strip off the date prefix
$ pl=f$extract(16,999,pl)
$ write q pl
$ goto loop1
$pool1:
$ close/error=1 q
$1:
$ close/error=2 p
$2:
$ rd tmp.tmp
$ delete tmp.tmp;*
$ exit