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FS#299 - File | Recent Files: non-existent file
When I tried to open a file that I had moved, Koda said “F:\ ... is not exists”. Correct English usage is “does not exist”.
Hm. So, autoit's name "FileExists" is not correct?
In the AutoIt help for FileExists, I see:
Functions with the name "FileExists" are found in many computer languages. Corel PerfectScript has both "FileExists" and "DoesFileExist"; they do exactly the same thing!
Ok, anyway I'll change it to correct language.
BTW, Delphi uses "FileExists" as well. Wonder, why not "FileExist".
BTW, should I change also the messages:
File "%s" already exists.
already exists. Please choose another name.
Tradition?
They look, and sound, good to me.