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Each node gets two timestamps: one for the moment of creation and one for the moment of the last change. | Each node gets two timestamps: one for the moment of creation and one for the moment of the last change. | ||
Timestamps are invisible to users by default, merely being stored into the mind map file. To make the timestamps shown in the tooltip of a node, the user can enable the option in the menu Tools > Show Modification Times. | |||
Timestamps were introduced in FreeMind 0.8.0. | Timestamps were introduced in FreeMind 0.8.0. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:58, 19 March 2010
Each node gets two timestamps: one for the moment of creation and one for the moment of the last change.
Timestamps are invisible to users by default, merely being stored into the mind map file. To make the timestamps shown in the tooltip of a node, the user can enable the option in the menu Tools > Show Modification Times.
Timestamps were introduced in FreeMind 0.8.0.
Menu
- Tools > Show Modification Times
Implementation
Classes and methods that implement timestamps:
- accessories.plugins.CreationModificationPlugin[1]
- MinMapNode.getHistoryInformation()
- freemind.modes.HistoryInformation[2]
Storage in XML
Storage of timestamps in XML: in the attributes "CREATED" and "MODIFIED":
<node CREATED="1252659099149" ID="ID_989353638" MODIFIED="1252659099149" TEXT="New Mindmap">
The number stored in the timestamp is the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT.
The number stored in the timestamp is obtained by calling "new Date().getTime()"[3].
