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Following onto my previous enhancement request (ticket #24), I propose a new internal variable, _TS, to return a formatted timestamp.

Currently, Steve advises that he uses something like:

%[_YEAR]%@right[2,0%_MONTH]%@right[2,0%_DAY]-%@right[2,0%_HOUR]%@right[2,0%_MINUTE]

and sets that in an ENV var (SET TS=). By adding _TS as an internal variable and the associated TSFMT formatting template (per my suggestion in ticket #24):

SET TSFMT=YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM

or

SET TSFMT=YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS

all that would be required would be to use a simple:

%_TS

to insert a timestamp of the desired precision on the command line or in a batch file.

Hi/2.

ESET is a great feature of 4OS2. BTW, it does work with BEGINLIBPATH/ENDLIBPATH. Even if I modify them with ESET, its result is not applied actually.

Hi/2.

touch of 4OS/2 works only on a existent file. Whereas, touch of coreutils works on a non-existent file as well. In this case, an empty file is created.