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Is object modification time stamp derivable from hexadec handle value of entity?

SanjoyNath — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 05:02:09 GMT

Dear Experts,

We see the handle values of last modified entity is greater.We can find the orderliness from that.

Is object modification time stamp derivable from hexadecimal encoded handle value of entity?

how can i get that object modification/creation/insertions time from hexadecimal handles values through Lisp when we have report of handle values and entity names and the entity xdata texts present (extracted through some lisp)?

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cadffm — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 07:42:29 GMT

i: There is no time stamp.

Handles: "We see the handle values of last modified entity is greater."

Look a second time, it is just the last created entity" (modify only when the edit command create a new object, so it is just what i wrote first: Just the last created object get a higher handle, normal editing do not change handles)

EntityNames: Thats just a temp. data, you know that?

If you need a time stamp, the drawer need a program(reactor) which write that information on the fly to <whereever you want>

If you want to add the Username too: Is this kind of controlling allowed in your country???

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SanjoyNath — Thu, 20 Dec 2018 08:25:47 GMT

@cadffm

Yes i agree

i love reactor but that crashes (the merciless threads boggler reactors) when small errors are there.So i was searching for some shortcuts

in that case we need to store timestamp in xdata as usual as we do and also for jig behaviors

Thank you very much