Hi. I've got this app knowing that it support svn, but finally I figured out that I saw the topic registered in the feedback page of Textastic homepage.

So I got disappointed that there is no option of svn for connection, but for another way, I drilled about using webDAV. And while working on webDAV I found that one of function of apache webserver, it supports webDAV and svn for version control. So that I connected to svn through apache webserver webDAV. So it seemed that all the ways go nice.

But, I've got something uncomfortable issue browsing files in my repository. When I connect the repository through HTTP protocol like http:{ip}:{port}/svn/test/trunk, it contains a directory like "er/2/trunk" but actually it is for viewing current revision information when I see it through web browerser. So the question or a request is that is there a way to ignore directories such like that, is for additional information for web browser.

I don't know about how it is going on that supporting various version control software, but if it is hard for supporting fully functional, then how about supporting things like making svn usable through webDAV and apache webserver's auto version control function through svn.

C++ code like this seems to be incorrectly recognized:
cout << "hello;"
This line is recognized as cout << "hello; and ", which should be recognized as one sentence.

I own a device with ios 7 and wanted to purchase Textastic in the App Store, but it said it required ios 8. Since Apple limited filesystem access with ios 8.3, I don't want to upgrade. I wonder if it was possible to make Textastic available for ios 7 again (maybe with less features)?

It would be very helpful if Textastic had a "Zap Gremlins" capability (like BBEdit), or at least a capability to identify and eliminate non-printable characters.

I know we have this, but I don't know how to create one.  If we had access to the existing definition files, we could reverse engineer them and make our own without the need to create tutorials and such.

i.e. I don't like that HTML5 inserts <br /> instead of <br>.  That's HTML 4 code.  I also prefer tab over double space.  If I could see what currently exists as a default, and could edit it and save it as a custom template, that would be really useful to me.

Hi! maybe i missed this one, but is it possible to create a new file on dropbox or do you have to create the flie externally and then open it in dropbox?

Coders should be able to run and test their javascript files so they can swiftly find bugs and debug the code.