CreationDate(waveName )
The CreationDate function returns creation date of wave as an Igor date/time value, which is the number of seconds from 1/1/1904.
The returned value is valid for waves created with Igor Pro 3.0 or later. For waves created in earlier versions, it returns 0.
You must iterate over the set of wave names. This will require using a for-endfor loop or a do-while loop. Search for help on the functions WaveList and StringFromList as possible starting points to build and extract values from a wave list. An example in the help for StringFromList shows how to extract values one at a time in a for-endfor loop.
You can also use wave reference waves to pass around lists of waves. A wave reference wave is a wave whose elements contain references to other waves. Here is an example:
Function/WAVE GetModDates(waves)WAVE/WAVE waves
int numWaves = numpnts(waves)Make/FREE/D/N=(numWaves) modDates
int ifor(i=0; i<numWaves; i+=1)WAVE w = waves[i]
double modDT = ModDate(w)
modDates[i] = modDT
endforreturn modDates
EndFunction Demo()Make/O jack, bob, sam
Make/FREE/WAVE/N=3 waves
waves[0] = jack
waves[1] = bob
waves[2] = sam
WAVE modDates = GetModDates(waves)
int numWaves = numpnts(waves)
int ifor(i=0; i<numWaves; i+=1)WAVE w = waves[i]String name = NameOfWave(w)
double modDT = modDates[i]String dateTimeStr = Secs2Date(modDT,-2) + " " + Secs2Time(modDT,3)Printf"Wave %s, modDate=%s\r", name, dateTimeStr
endforEnd
Hi,
CreationDate(waveName )
The CreationDate function returns creation date of wave as an Igor date/time value, which is the number of seconds from 1/1/1904.
The returned value is valid for waves created with Igor Pro 3.0 or later. For waves created in earlier versions, it returns 0.
Andy
July 15, 2022 at 07:17 am - Permalink
Thank you
How i can to implement this for multiple waves
Thanks!
July 15, 2022 at 07:33 am - Permalink
You must iterate over the set of wave names. This will require using a for-endfor loop or a do-while loop. Search for help on the functions WaveList and StringFromList as possible starting points to build and extract values from a wave list. An example in the help for StringFromList shows how to extract values one at a time in a for-endfor loop.
July 15, 2022 at 08:39 am - Permalink
You can also use wave reference waves to pass around lists of waves. A wave reference wave is a wave whose elements contain references to other waves. Here is an example:
July 15, 2022 at 11:59 am - Permalink
thank you!
great
July 15, 2022 at 03:03 pm - Permalink