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Fixed formating; improved punctuation.

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edited Jun 7, 2022 at 18:22

G-Man Says 'Reinstate Monica'

Regarding -newermt-newermt, natural language is tricky...!

You You say "newer than", but one should say "newer than or equal to" equal to".

Mathematically Mathematically, this corresponds to the sign ≥‘≥’, not to >‘>’.

.newermt 'given-date'-newermt given-date means file-date ≥ given-date ≥ given-date.

Regarding -newermt, natural language is tricky...!

You say "newer than", but one should say "newer than or equal to".

Mathematically, this corresponds to the sign ≥, not to >.

.newermt 'given-date' means file-date ≥ given-date

Regarding -newermt, natural language is tricky. You say "newer than", but one should say "newer than or equal to". Mathematically, this corresponds to the sign ‘≥’, not to ‘>’.

-newermt given-date means file-date ≥ given-date.

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answered Jun 7, 2022 at 16:53

Silvain Dupertuis

Regarding -newermt, natural language is tricky...!

You say "newer than", but one should say "newer than or equal to".

Mathematically, this corresponds to the sign ≥, not to >.

.newermt 'given-date' means file-date ≥ given-date