Re: File.setLastModified() question
- From: "HalcyonWild" <Halcyon.Wild@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Sep 2005 02:40:35 -0700
HalcyonWild wrote:
> As far as I know, if a process has a file open, no other process can
> modify it. So if you java class has the file open, the OS process
> cannot modify the modified date on the file.
What I meant is file is in read / write mode. Of course, you can open
two notepad instances, and play around with the files. I guess, notepad
doesnt keep the file open all the time. It opens, does the changes, and
closes the file when you Ctrl-S. Is that true.
.
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