Thanks Patrick. Suits me fine now that I remember that the ⌥ key reveals hidden files. It's arguable as to whether an app's package contents are 'hidden' in the strict sense of the word and so I simply wonder if providing the functionality to novice users would be beneficial. Then again, would novice users think of using such a thing?
Tim. On 14 Dec 2011, at 13:15, Patrick Robertson wrote: > At the moment, you can drill down into bundles/packages by holding ⌥ when you > hit either → or / (I.e. drill down into the bundle when holding ⌥) > > Once you've drilled into a bundle, you can use QS as you normally would to > browse the files, or just hit ⌘ ↩ (which gives you the 'alternate' action to > 'open' which is 'reveal') > > May be a little confusing, but I find it works just as well/if not better > than a 'show package contents' would. It is something we could quite easily > implement though if the above solution doesn't seem adequate for a lot of > users :) > > Patrick > > On 14 December 2011 12:52, Tim Lawson <[email protected]> wrote: > Is it possible and desirable (it obviously is to me) to have a 'Show package > contents' action available when selecting an app. in the first pane of QS > please? >
