How to set "tc.creationdate" and "tc.accessdate" = "tc.writedate" ?

[PiotrMPPL]

Hi

How to set "tc.creationdate" and "tc.accessdate" = "tc.writedate" ?

I tried that but it doesn't work

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Creation date, Write date, Access date=tc.creationdate := "tc.writedate" | tc.writedate := "" | tc.accessdate := "tc.writedate"

Creation date, Write date, Access date=tc.creationdate := tc.writedate | tc.writedate := "" | tc.accessdate := tc.writedate

Please help

[Fla$her]

You don't have square brackets. In addition, ' | tc.writedate := ""'' is redundant.

wincmd.ini:

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[attrplugin]
Align dates=tc.creationdate := [=tc.writedate] | tc.accessdate := [=tc.writedate]

Command: OPENATTRIBUTES=Align dates

[beb]

Fla$her has already answered the OP's question, and that's it.
Nevertheless, while I was doing some tests searching for the answer myself I found out that none of my templates worked.
It had appeared, that the attrplugin entries in my .ini went with '|' (not having spaces) as a splitter between the components, not with ' | ' one (having spaces).
Nothing worked until I placed those blank spaces there.
I think this is a bug.

[Fla$her]

Nothing worked until I placed those blank spaces there.
I think this is a bug.

If you made these entries manually, then this is not a bug. Spaces are used there as part of the separator.
Apparently, this is the author's intention. The reason for this may be poor readability of "text]|text".