1. Forum: Textastic for Mac
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Support for google apps script file

Raul Flores, Jr. 9 years ago • 0
Can someone explain how to get google apps script code completion working? I'd like to edit some google app script files and have code completion support.
It's just a flavor of javascript with their various services in the name space.
I know they can support eclipse, so there must be a way to get the namespace (if i'm using that term correctly)?
Can anyone help?
I understand for now have to manage moving files but I'd love to work on some scripts and save the files via icloud between devices and then just copy paste when ready to test from google editor.

Thanks.
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Fixed

xml files open with wrong encoding

Fritz Weisshart 10 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 10 years ago • 4
Hi,
Textastic Mac opens utf-8 encoded xml files as Western (ISO Latin 1), although utf-8 is set as default in Textastic.
I have to manually reopen any xml file as utf-8 to get the proper display.
Answer
Alexander Blach (Developer) 10 years ago
Thanks for the example file. The encoding routine didn't properly handle the standalone attribute that follows the encoding attribute in the XML header. 

This bug will be fixed in the next update.
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hyperlinks don't work cross platform on websites stored in iCloud.

RaianStar 11 years ago • updated 11 years ago • 2

my iCloud folder on OSX has a different address to that on iOS.  as such, my hyperlinks don't work when I'm experimenting in the iOS app.

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Change cursor color

Paul van Hemmen 10 years ago • updated 10 years ago • 4
Although asked already for the iOS Version of Textastic, it seems that it's not possible to change the cursor color of a theme just by editing the "selection" HEX Color Value in the theme's xml (in my case its Obsidian.tmTheme). Either the values are somehow cached by Textastic or the value has no influence on the cursor color.

Am I wrong or is it just not possible to change the cursor color by now?
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Planned

File content lost on editing a hardlink

root4 10 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 10 years ago • 2
On editing two files which are hard links, the last saved one is empty.
Reproduction:
$ echo hello > foo.txt
$ open foo.txt # with textastatic
$ ln foo.txt bar.txt
$ cat bar.txt
hello
$ open bar.txt # with textastic
...add content to the file and save or just save...
$ ls -al
-rw-r--r-- 1 user wheel 0 14 mar 12:05 bar.txt # <- now empty!
-rw-r--r--@ 1 user staff 7 14 mar 12:05 foo.txt
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Superb on the iPad, but not quite ready for the laptop world

fjpoblam 11 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago • 1

If you're trying to compete in the laptop world, you're up against masters like BBedit. A lofty goal. I bought Textastic for my MBP today mainly out of loyalty and curiosity. I *could* use it just for cloud purposes. But on the other hand, for cloud needs, really, FTP to and fro with my and clients' websites fits the ticket just as well. For now, my suggestion: just keep up the good work and focus on mobile performance, pards. Live long and prosper. \o/

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Under review

Add support for ODB Editor Suite so Textastic can be used as an external editor.

Steven Sperra 9 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 9 years ago • 1
Please implement Bare Bone's ODB Editor Suite, which allows Textastic to function as an external editor for apps like MarsEdit, Transmit, etc. 
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Under review

Reproducible beachball/crash whle editing

Rui Carmo 9 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 9 years ago • 3
I'm getting repeated crashes when editing a Markdown file. If I have an existing fenced code block and try to add a comment (prefixed by "#"), Textastic beachballs instantly and I have to kill it. 
```
# Crashes as soon as I type the "# <letter>"

```
I'm running the latest App Store version (Version 3.1 (28)) in Yosemite.
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Opening a folder should not open an "untitled" document by default.

Alice Bevan-McGregor 11 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago • 1

Simple request.  :)

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Under review

sticky css command

Andrew London 9 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 9 years ago • 1

I don't know if I'm just being really stupid here but there doesn't seem to be "position: sticky" in the textastic css vocabulary. Is there? Or am I trying to go about sticky positioning in the wrong way?



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