Contains attribute information about a DOS directory or file and is used when the level of information is set to NX_DELEVEL_EXTENDED and the name space is NX_PNF_DOS.
#include <nks/doswin.h>
typedef struct
{
NXDeHeader_t xdeHeader;
NXFid_t xdeFid;
uint32_t xdeEffectiveRights;
unsigned int xdeAttr;
uint16_t xdeCrtDate;
uint16_t xdeCrtTime;
uint16_t xdeCrtTimeTenth;
uint16_t xdeLastAccDate;
uint16_t xdeWrtDate;
uint16_t xdeWrtTime;
uint32_t xdeFileSize;
uint32_t Reserved1;
uint32_t Reserved2;
} NXDirAttrDos_t;
Specifies an embedded structure of type NXDeHeader_t, which specifies the pathname format and the object's type.
Specifies a globally/locally-scoped unique identifier for the object that is named in this entry. You should not try to interpret the fields of this structure but you can use it to pass to other NKS interfaces. This field is not currently supported on NetWare file systems.
Specifies how the entry may be accessed. These are the caller's effective access rights on the object. For possible values in this bit mask, see Effective Rights Flags.
Contains a bit mask of attributes. For possible values in this bit mask, see Section 20.3.5, NetWare Attributes.
Specifies the date the entry was created, in seconds since January 1, 1970.
Specifies, in seconds, the time the entry was created.
Specifies, in tenths of a second, the time the entry was created.
Specifies the date the entry was last accessed, in seconds since January 1, 1970. This will be either the creation date or the write date. There is no time associated with this value.
Specifies the date the entry was last written to, in seconds since January 1, 1970. Entry creation is considered a write.
Specifies the time, in seconds, the entry was last written to. Entry creation is considered a write.
Specifies the length in bytes of the data contained in the file. This field is only valid for file entries.
Reserved.
Reserved.
Dates and times are returned in UTC. If you need DOS formatted dates and time, use the calendar2dos function.