far/filelist.cpp
static auto compare_fat_write_time(os::chrono::time_point First, os::chrono::time_point Second)
{
	if (!compare_numbers(to_fat_write_time(First), to_fat_write_time(Second)))
		return 0;

	if (!compare_numbers(to_whole_seconds(First), to_whole_seconds(Second)))
		return 0;

	return compare_time(First, Second);
}
// The ultimate question here is "can these times be considered 'equal'",
// so we take an opportunistic approach and try both methods:
The ultimate question here is "can these times be considered 'equal'",
so we take an opportunistic approach and try both methods.
The ultimate question here is " can these times be considered ' equal ' " so we take an opportunistic approach and try both methods .
static auto compare_fat_write_time(os::chrono::time_point First, os::chrono::time_point Second)
{
	if (!compare_numbers(to_fat_write_time(First), to_fat_write_time(Second)))
		return 0;
	if (!compare_numbers(to_whole_seconds(First), to_whole_seconds(Second)))
		return 0;
	return compare_time(First, Second);
}
static auto compare_fat_write_time ( os :: chrono :: time_point First , os :: chrono :: time_point Second ) { if ( ! compare_numbers ( to_fat_write_time ( First ) , to_fat_write_time ( Second ) ) ) return 0 ; if ( ! compare_numbers ( to_whole_seconds ( First ) , to_whole_seconds ( Second ) ) ) return 0 ; return compare_time ( First , Second ) ; }
The ultimate question here is "can these times be considered 'equal'",
so we take an opportunistic approach and try both methods:
The ultimate question here is " can these times be considered ' equal ' " so we take an opportunistic approach and try both methods :