Dude, I tried of searching these thing in google

And what did you find? I simply don't believe there was nothing helpful in the results.

Maybe there was no example perl program that does exactly what you want, but enough to get you close.

Example: perl creation time file windows

Part of your problem is to fine the newest and oldest file. Let's try that: perl find newest file in directory. The first hit already explains how to get the newest or oldest file.

That's magic, isn't it? To me it also appears like magic that Google works for me, but not for you.

Perl 6 projects - links to (nearly) everything that is Perl 6.

In reply to Re^3: File creation and last modifiication time by moritz
in thread File creation and last modifiication time by mecrazycoder

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