DataMystic

Simon,

I just spotted a bug in how TextPipe records the timestamps in the log file and in Status output.

Having left TextPipe running (dormant) with my computer asleep overnight, I was surprised that when I ran a filter this morning, all the timestamps had yesterday's date.

It would seem that TextPipe records the date and time when the application itself was opened, rather than the instantaneous times that each subfilter is logged.

David

Very strange David. I can assure you than the logging using the current value of clock (now()) for each log line.

My only thought is that you had a Prompt on Replace paused on the screen when your computer was asleep.

But I suspect instead that Windows is protecting TP from a large clock 'hit' and is falsely giving it this time.

You can check by running a filter with a search/replace with prompting - check the value of @DATETIME to see the date that is truly being reported.

Simon,

It didn't just happen while the computer was in Sleep mode!

I wonder if this is a hitherto unnoticed quirk of Windows 7 x64 ?

David

Hi David,

I ran a filter (trial run area), left TP running for 24 hours, with the computer put into hibernation twice, and ran the same trial run filter again. I did not see any problem like you describe.

Please let me know if you can reproduce it.

BTW - I suspect hibernation/sleep of the computer overnight has a lot to do with it - but TP does NOT cache the date stamp at all- it regenerates it from the system time, each time (note - this was originally posted incorrectly in reply to another thread)