In this video, I’d like to show you an
hidden side of Spotter which is very nice:
how we can use Spotter to browse in the file system.
Here I call Spotter, now I type
./ #files, for example, it will display the files
at the root.
So I can see the files, only if it can
say something… So you see here that I
can access my files.
Now I can do something even
nicer, I can also visit the #Directories.
Here for example, you see I have the cache package with my infos.
Here it is a zipped format, which is not
really recognised directly by the system.
Now if I go into,
I can choose, I browse,
and there, when I have
a .png for example, Spotter is smart enough
to discover that this is
a .png and display it as such.
Not displaying the bits representing the
.png.
In the same way, you have a script.
What is particularly nice is that if you have
a Zip, you can go directly and look inside it.
Here it is what I am doing, I am
going into the Zip and once more, it is
recursive, I can see my
.png as if I was browsing them.
So it is really nice.