Missing Entries

1.  Usings, as well as corresponding assemblies

2.  class, as well as default snippets, such as ctor and #region (need these badly)

(feature request copied from email by Jon Edlund)

It would be nice to be able to use Textastic to read source code from GitHub projects. Either live online, or better yet, be able to download the source code from a project to your iOS device.

When you select a word in most iOS apps, there is a button called 'Define' next to 'copy' etc, which opens the inbuilt dictionary at that word's entry. An incredibly useful tool, especially for non-native speakers...

After the iOS 16 update, Korean cannot be input properly.

When writing Korean, Korean is entered incorrectly.

For example, it should be entered as “한글”, but now it is entered as “하ㄴ그ㄹ”.

It would be extremely helpful if there was syntax highlighting support for Apache FreeMarker. 

Please consider adding Terraform (HCL) syntax highlighting. Thank you!

Dear Alexander,

I really need the built-in "JavaScript.tmLanguage" you are using, in order to know the exact scopes names (to use them in my custom tmTheme) and be able to tweak it a bit if needed.

Would it be possible to share it?

Right now I am using the "JavaScriptNext.tmLanguage" but it is quite old and full of little bugs, whereas your built-in tmLanguage seems to be much more stable and recent.

Thanks a lot and keep improving Textastic, it is a pleasure to use it every day.

Kind regards,

Maurice

Does the localhost server for the html preview in Safari always use the same port?  This is required by the same origin policy if a website stores data in local storage, indexeddb, cache storage, etc. and wants to retrieve it later.  I noticed that Working Copy uses a different port with each preview, making testing javascript single page apps that utilize data storage impossible and was wondering if Textastic had a way to always use the same port when previewing html/js.

It would be good if Textastic supported moving the text viewport up and down via the external keyboard, in effect moving the line with the cursor up and down the screen. I feel it's pretty common to do with when working with text, and it's very annoying to not be able to do it.