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From: Scissors <jebediah@bigfoot.com>
Subject: Checking if a directory exists
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What is the easiest way, aside from having to chdir(), to check if
a directory exists in windows?
I've tried exists(dir || "\\nul") but it doesn't appear to work.
Any ideas? suggestions?
Thanks,
scissors