Enhancement Request: Copy source modification time stamp to the created hash file

[UNIVAC-Colonel-Panic]

In the case of multiple source files, I suppose you could use the timestamp of the most recent file.

I'm usually using HashCheck on single files. This enhancement would allow me to look at a directory listing and if I see that the source file and hash file do not have the same timestamp, I'll know there's a pretty good chance verifying the checksum will fail, especially if the source file timestamp is newer than the hash file.

If I want to know the real date that the hash file was created, I would look at the properties under file explorer.

I can't think of reason this would be a disadvantage for anyone else but I realize there might be a use case that I'm not thinking of. It would certainly be fine with me if this was a user configurable option.

Currently I'm having to run Swiss File Knife after creating the hash file to set its last modification date to the source file. I'm not able to apply wildcards so I'm ending up having to do each hash file individually. As you can imagine it's a real pain to do this for hundreds of files.