where is users/XXX/library/application support/corona simulator

i am trying the file demo for storage using the sample code.

I clicked on the main.lua and then i get a message that says created file at 

users/XXX/library/application support/corona simulator

where is this directory?

I would like to see it so i can modify the content.

thanks

ttee

Library folder is hidden but its there. 

Easiest to select: File -> Show project sandbox

in Corona Simulator.

When corona simulates storing files in simulator, it’s creating on drive special folder for project, called sandbox. There are always 2 further folders for temporary and static data. For fast access to this sandbox folder, use instructions written above.

In Windows just copy the path and paste it into an explorer address bar.

On Mac copy the path and paste it into Finder’s menu option “Go->Go to Folder…”

With the current incarnations of OS-X, Apple has decided to hide the Library folders from Finder.  You can access them from the command line quite easily.  Or as mentioned above we have an option to show the app’s Sandbox.  You can also google around to get the commands to un-hide the Library folders so you can navigate to them through the Finder.

Library folder is hidden but its there. 

Easiest to select: File -> Show project sandbox

in Corona Simulator.

When corona simulates storing files in simulator, it’s creating on drive special folder for project, called sandbox. There are always 2 further folders for temporary and static data. For fast access to this sandbox folder, use instructions written above.

In Windows just copy the path and paste it into an explorer address bar.

On Mac copy the path and paste it into Finder’s menu option “Go->Go to Folder…”

With the current incarnations of OS-X, Apple has decided to hide the Library folders from Finder.  You can access them from the command line quite easily.  Or as mentioned above we have an option to show the app’s Sandbox.  You can also google around to get the commands to un-hide the Library folders so you can navigate to them through the Finder.