Ignore lastarchive preference if folder doesn't exist

[nosoop]

Using Windows 7 and the JAR executable.

As of 3.5, subsequent launches of Raccoon after signing into an account and downloading an app will recreate the folder used for the last archive, whether or not it exists.

Along with preferences being stored in the registry (non-portability; leaves traces on removal of the JAR file), this causes a bit of a head scratcher when setting up the raccoon.home directory after creating an archive and having deleted it.

My expected result is that a new archive is created based on the currently used data directory.

(Basically, add a check to see if (new File(tmp)).exists() before creating an Archive somewhere near this line, passing it to the else statement if it doesn't exist.)

[onyxbits]

Am Freitag, den 25.09.2015, 04:41 -0700 schrieb nosoop:

Using Windows 7 and the JAR executable.

As of 3.5, subsequent launches of Raccoon after signing into an
account and downloading an app will recreate the folder used for the
last archive, whether or not it exists.

Along with preferences being stored in the registry (non-portability;
leaves traces on removal of the JAR file), this causes a bit of a head
scratcher when setting up the raccoon.home directory after creating an
archive and having deleted it.

My expected result is that a new archive is created based on the
currently used data directory.

(Basically, add a check to see if (new File(tmp)).exists() before
creating an Archive somewhere near this line, passing it to the else
statement if it doesn't exist.)

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