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File.atime(@file).should be_kind_of(Time)

end

## NOTE also that some Linux systems disable atime (e.g. via mount params) for better filesystem speed.

it "returns the last access time for the named file with microseconds" do

supports_subseconds = Integer(`stat -c%x '#{__FILE__}'`[/\.(\d+)/, 1], 10)

File.ctime(@file).should be_kind_of(Time)

end

it "returns the change time for the named file (the time at which directory information about the file was changed, not the file itself) with microseconds." do

supports_subseconds = Integer(`stat -c%z '#{__FILE__}'`[/\.(\d+)/, 1], 10)

if supports_subseconds != 0

File.mtime(@filename).should be_close(@mtime, 2.0)

end

it "returns the modification Time of the file with microseconds" do

supports_subseconds = Integer(`stat -c%y '#{__FILE__}'`[/\.(\d+)/, 1], 10)

if supports_subseconds != 0

it "sets the access and modification time of each file" do

File.utime(@atime, @mtime, @file1, @file2)

end

it "uses the current times if two nil values are passed" do

File.utime(nil, nil, @file1, @file2)

end

it "accepts an object that has a #to_path method" do

File.utime(@atime, @mtime, mock_to_path(@file1), mock_to_path(@file2))

end

end