Milliseconds always zero

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1

The manuals states If a time value does not have millisecond precision, the milliseconds portion will be zero.. It looks like time values for {created}, {modified}, and {accessed} etc. do not provide milliseconds. A command like

Rename TO={created|T#MHHmmss}.{ext}

used on a file on an NTFS-drive will always return a time that ends with ,000 even when the lister shows the milliseconds in the various datetime columns.

2

Works fine here.

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Directory Opus 13.24.7.0 build 9517 english
Windows 11 25H2 build 26200.8973 (AMD64)
3

Seems to work only if Preferences / File Display Columns / Options / Show milliseconds is on. Not sure why yet.

4

Will you be looking into this? Some funny stuff is happening here, depending on the T#-template. It doesn't always work, even when milliseconds are shown.

5

Yes, it's on our list.

6

Fixed in the next beta, in fact. Jon was already looking at it when I typed that. :slight_smile:

7

Thanks!