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Fixed
UTF-16 files cannot be opened / are greyed out
Textastic doesn't correctly detect UTF-16 text files and instead treats them as being binary files. In consequence, such files are greyed out and cannot be opened.
Answer
Alexander Blach (Developer)
14 years ago
This bug is fixed for the next version.
Textastic now correctly detects UTF-16 and UTF-32 files with a BOM (http://unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html#BOM) and also lets you open files it detects as being binary (greyed out in the file list).
Textastic now correctly detects UTF-16 and UTF-32 files with a BOM (http://unicode.org/faq/utf_bom.html#BOM) and also lets you open files it detects as being binary (greyed out in the file list).
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Add support for non-standard Markdown features
It seems from the "Markdown preview" thread that you are using discount as your markdown processor. Could you please enable some of the non-standard features of discount?
In particular, I would like to use the ~~~ syntax for code blocks, which doesn't seem to work in textastic now, but is supported by discount if it is compiled with the --with-fenced-code option. Could you turn this and other options on?
thanks,
Tony
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Completed
Active FTP / disable passive FTP
Textastic uses passive FTP by default. Add an option to use active FTP instead.
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Recognize method symbols in code completition
Your function recognition in the symbol section works quite good. Why not
cache the symbols of all openend files ( in the history ) and make them
available in the code completition.
Would be very nice for javascript files, because you have the symbols of the
active file and the other files you openend in history.
Greets BlackCat
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Allow users to add file extensions
I use the CakePHP framework. Most of my files have an extension of .cpt, which are just normal PHP files. I would be nice if I could add the .ctp extension to PHP syntax highlighting. I know that I can change it once the file is open, but doing that every time I open a file really adds up to a lot of work.
Thanks
Thanks
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Fixed
FTP prompt should not come up when uploading/downloading linked file
Andrew M. Smith 14 years ago
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updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 13 years ago •
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When I download a file from an FTP server, and then click on "Upload This File" or "Download Latest," it prompts me whether I want to override the file. Now, when I click one of those buttons, I will always want it to override the file, so the prompt shouldn't come up.
Great app, though! I love it.
Great app, though! I love it.
Answer
Alexander Blach (Developer)
13 years ago
Implemented for Textastic 3.0:
If you quickly upload or download a file, there's a new "Always" button in addition to "Yes" and "No".
You can set this separately for upload and download.
You can re-enable the overwrite prompt in the settings screen.
If you quickly upload or download a file, there's a new "Always" button in addition to "Yes" and "No".
You can set this separately for upload and download.
You can re-enable the overwrite prompt in the settings screen.
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