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Where are package contents stored for a file, or why aren't they visible w/o right clicking the file
Post 302525728 by [MA]Flying_Meat on Friday 27th of May 2011 06:30:25 PM
05-27-2011
Also, your Keynote file is a designated as a file bundle. Similar to Application bundles, the designation allows the Finder to address the bundle as "the file".
That is my understanding, but I do not warrant this information as suitable for any purpose, including the purpose for which it was created.
It is technically a folder with files in it, and as noted, the mechanism to view the contents is to right click and "show contents".
The command line can navigate the structure as one would expect navigation of any folder's contents. Navigationally, the command line doesn't really know much about the "bundle" designation. The Finder does.
That is my understanding, but I do not warrant this information as suitable for any purpose, including the purpose for which it was created.
It is technically a folder with files in it, and as noted, the mechanism to view the contents is to right click and "show contents".
The command line can navigate the structure as one would expect navigation of any folder's contents. Navigationally, the command line doesn't really know much about the "bundle" designation. The Finder does.
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