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Prevent data loss when exporting a file as an existing directory #736
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Prevent data loss when exporting a file as an existing directory
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Fixes #576 and #459.
When a file (eg. PDF) is exported with the destination path of an existing directory, the directory is destroyed and the file is not created. Although the exporter uses the correct dialog window (file/directory) when
Browseis clicked, the user is able to manually modify the destination path in the text field, thus necessitating extra validation.This fix ensures that if the destination path exists, that it is the correct type (file or directory) required by the selected export type.
Tested on Mac and Windows.