-d and ui_msg

[Daniel J. Luke]

On Jun 3, 2009, at 5:35 PM, Scott Haneda wrote:
> You could have totally called me an moron for that, thanks for going  
> easy on me :) Duh, gah.

We all do things like that at one point in time or another.

> Ok, I should be able to work around this with checking for the file  
> earlier, and setting a does_exist flag or something, unless you have  
> an alternate suggestion that is more appropriate?


I would probably just do both the file copy and the ui_msg after the  
one check to see if the file exists.

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