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[feature request] File:mtime as instance method #2526

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jamshark70 opened this issue Dec 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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[feature request] File:mtime as instance method #2526

jamshark70 opened this issue Dec 3, 2016 · 1 comment
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comp: class library SC class library comp: sclang sclang C++ implementation (primitives, etc.). for changes to class lib use "comp: class library" enhancement good first issue indicates issue tickets that are suitable for a new contributor not a big issue

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@jamshark70
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I'm going to break my own rule about feature requests and muse aloud: why, if I've already opened a File, do I have to do this to get its modified timestamp?

File.mtime(myFile.path)

instead of:

myFile.mtime

?

Super low-priority, but IMO valid.

@jamshark70 jamshark70 added comp: sclang sclang C++ implementation (primitives, etc.). for changes to class lib use "comp: class library" not a big issue labels Dec 3, 2016
@vivid-synth vivid-synth added the comp: class library SC class library label Dec 3, 2016
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telephon commented Dec 3, 2016

it is also much better semantically.

btw. I think it is time to move ahead with good features.

@muellmusik muellmusik added the good first issue indicates issue tickets that are suitable for a new contributor label Aug 30, 2018
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