03-01-2012, 05:15 PM | #1 |
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Sort by file modification time
On the m92 file manager, it seems that you can only sort by:
name, type, size, or access time. I would like to sort by modification time, so that I can see the newly added papers at the top. Is there any way to achieve this? I'm running firmware 1.6, would 1.7 help? thanks, -=Abe |
03-06-2012, 11:26 AM | #2 | |
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In case it's helpful to anyone else. I wrote a small bash script to work around this issue. It creates a folder called "recent_papers" on my device, and then copies the 8 most recent papers in my papers folder to it, prefixing the number beforehand so that I can then "sort by name" Code:
#!/bin/bash PAPERS_DIR=~/dl_papers RECENT_DIR=/media/boox/recent_papers mkdir -p $RECENT_DIR i=0 ls $PAPERS_DIR/*.pdf -t | head -8 | while read p do let i=i+1 bp=$(basename "$p") OUTFILE="$RECENT_DIR/$i-$bp" if [ -e "$OUTFILE" ] then continue fi rm -f $RECENT_DIR/$i-*.pdf echo "$OUTFILE" cp "$p" "$OUTFILE" done |
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