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      oved.yavine
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      I created some text fields on flash. What is the best method to view the files and inspect the file?
      no file browser?

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        robert-hh @oved.yavine
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        • you can connect by ftp using tools like filezilla for plain ftp
        • you can use "import uos;uos.listdir()" to get a list of files
        • there is a useful python script called upysh.py which offers a small set of shell like commands at the REPL prompt. Import it with "from upysh import *", and then you have commands like ls, cat, .. (https://github.com/micropython/micropython-lib/tree/master/upysh)
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