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Subject: using stat
From: Hugh Hoover <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2004 01:27:25 -0700

Hi - I'm attempting to use stat on 10.3.5 and getting back strange results... The first items in the result stat_buf struct seems more or less correct, dev, inode, uid, gid, times, size, etc. The nlinks field seems suspicious, but the killer is the st_flags field - it's ALWAYS 0 - even for directories (which is why I'm doing the stat - to find out if I have a directory or not).

I've checked the sys/stat.h header and everything appears to be in order there. I'm pretty sure I've got the right set of headers (for 10.3).

Any suggestions?

TIA
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