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private static List<File> targetFolders = new ArrayList<>();
private static List<Boolean> targetFolderRecursion = new ArrayList<>();
private static List<Boolean> targetFolderUseExifDate = new ArrayList<>();
private static List<Boolean> targetFolderUseFilenameDate = new ArrayList<>();
private static List<Boolean> targetFolderUseFileTimestamp = new ArrayList<>();


Java
public static void addFolder(File targetFolder,
        boolean recurse,
        boolean useExifDate,
        boolean useFilenameDate,
        boolean useFileTimestamp) {
    targetFolders.add(targetFolder);
    targetFolderRecursion.add(recurse);
    targetFolderUseExifDate.add(useExifDate);
    targetFolderUseFilenameDate.add(useFilenameDate);
    targetFolderUseFileTimestamp.add(useFileTimestamp);
}


What I have tried:

Java
private static List<File> foldersList = new ArrayList<>();
	private static Boolean folderRecursion;
	private static Boolean folderUseExifDate;
	private static Boolean folderUseFilenameDate;
	private static Boolean folderUseFileTimestamp;


public static void addFolder(
			File targetFolder, boolean recurse, boolean useExifDate, boolean useFilenameDate,
			boolean useFileTimestamp) {		
		foldersList.add(targetFolder);
		folderRecursion = recurse;
		folderUseExifDate = useExifDate;
		folderUseFilenameDate = useFilenameDate;
		folderUseFileTimestamp = useFileTimestamp;
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Updated 10-Nov-22 10:19am

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