Install games into a specific directory, rather than into common/ #17
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This closes pinkwah#15 Right now, games are installed into the root common/ directory, rather than their own directory. This patch makes games from the list install to a directory named after the title, or manual mode has a freeform text field. This does not account for games where the title includes characters which cannot be represented on the filesystem Steam is installed on, and doesn't trap obviously illegal characters (like `/`) in the manual dialog box.
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This closes #15
Right now, games are installed into the root common/ directory, rather than their own directory. This patch makes games from the list install to a directory named after the title, or manual mode has a freeform text field.
This does not account for games where the title includes characters which cannot be represented on the filesystem Steam is installed on, and doesn't trap obviously illegal characters (like
/) in the manual dialog box.