# touch

Create a file in the current or an already existent directory.
It has no effect on existing files.
Unlike GNU touch, the access time and the modified time are not updated.

`-h`, `--help`
  Display help message.

## Examples

Create a file in an empty folder. Then touch the file and list files again to observe that the modified time has not been updated.

```shell
> ls
> touch file.ext; ls
──────────┬─────────────
 name     │ file.ext
 type     │ File
 size     │ 0 B
 modified │ 0 secs ago
──────────┴─────────────
> touch file.ext; ls
──────────┬───────────
 name     │ file.ext
 type     │ File
 size     │ 0 B
 modified │ 10 secs ago
──────────┴───────────
```

Create a file within an already existent folder.

```shell
> mkdir dir
> touch dir/file.ext; ls dir
──────────┬───────────
 name     │ dir/file.ext
 type     │ File
 size     │ 0 B
 modified │ 0 secs ago
──────────┴───────────
```
