SPUG: Win32 Sorting directory by date

[Bryan Dees]

Thanks for the followup's everyone. Your solutions work perfectly under
Unix. 
However, the provided solution doesn't sort files under Microsoft's
'challenged' NT OS:

    opendir(DIR, ".");
       @FILES = sort { -M $a <=> -M $b } readdir(DIR);
       print "The files you requested:\n". join("\n", @AllFiles2) ."\n";
    close(DIR);


Thank you for your continued support.

Bryan Dees
Distributed Systems Analyst
Airborne Express
bryan.dees at airborne.com


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