Trash Deletion: Keys on which field?

Hi Noodlers,
So I threw some files in the trash a few months ago. The "Date Added" field was not updated as per usual, for some reason. Those files are still in the trash today (1/4/17), still reporting 10/21 as the Date Added (though I actually tossed 'em a couple of weeks after that). I have the "Delete Files Sitting In The Trash" field set for 1 week. Is the Finder's "Date Added" parameter the one that Hazel's Delete From Trash code keys off of? I've found that to be the case for pretty much all files in the trash (and yes, I've actually watched other files disappear as the exact minute comes up exactly a week after trashing. And yes, I need a life). Except for this particular batch of files, Hazel is working normally. The files are audio plug-ins (.component), if that means anything.
Just curious. I will eventually mark it off as an anomaly and delete the files by hand, but figured I'd throw this out here and see what comes back.
Still using Hazel daily, still coming up with new uses all the time. This software would be a great time-saver if it wasn't so much fun to mess with. Thanks again, Noodle Guy!
So I threw some files in the trash a few months ago. The "Date Added" field was not updated as per usual, for some reason. Those files are still in the trash today (1/4/17), still reporting 10/21 as the Date Added (though I actually tossed 'em a couple of weeks after that). I have the "Delete Files Sitting In The Trash" field set for 1 week. Is the Finder's "Date Added" parameter the one that Hazel's Delete From Trash code keys off of? I've found that to be the case for pretty much all files in the trash (and yes, I've actually watched other files disappear as the exact minute comes up exactly a week after trashing. And yes, I need a life). Except for this particular batch of files, Hazel is working normally. The files are audio plug-ins (.component), if that means anything.
Just curious. I will eventually mark it off as an anomaly and delete the files by hand, but figured I'd throw this out here and see what comes back.
Still using Hazel daily, still coming up with new uses all the time. This software would be a great time-saver if it wasn't so much fun to mess with. Thanks again, Noodle Guy!