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Markdown to HTML: Inline HTML <link>; '<' to HTML Entity

Lester Lab 12 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago • 3

I like your app!


I'm a new user [Textastic 4.3, iOS 5.1.1, iPod Touch 5th gen].  I'm also a Markdown newbie.


Is it expected behavior that a Markdown file containing a line consisting only of a <link></link> tag, that is separated from the rest of the Markdown text with blank lines, and with no blank spaces preceding the tag, "Generates HTML" with this tag enclosed between <p></p>?  Or is this a bug?


Also, is it unexpected that a '<' character embedded within a Markdown text line is not converted to its HTML entity?


The behavior of the second item affects the output to the Preview.

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Support for T2D (TouchDraw) file extensions

Terry Cabeen 13 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 13 years ago • 1
I'd love to be able to open native Touchdraw files from mail and not have to go through dropbox. They're basically SVG format, so SVG syntax highlighting could theoretically be automatically applied when t2d files are opened?

Thanks :D
Version 4.0.2
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Alexander Blach (Developer) 13 years ago

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support for heroku

asdfaasdf 12 years ago • 0
like http://worqshop.com/  but not require github
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Add Rackspace Cloud Files Support

elronaldo 13 years ago • 0
In addition to Dropbox support it would be nice if you added support for Rackspace Cloud Files.  Then we could access all our company cloud files if we need to restore some code from a backup that is stored in the cloud.

Details on the Rackspace Cloud files API is available at http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/cloud_hosting_products/files/api/

You could also add support for Amazon S3 storage containers.
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Import delimited data text files

Olivier Lambert 12 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago • 1

Could delimited data text files (tab, comma, pipe,....) be imported into Textastic? The file would be made of a header containing the column names and then numerous records for the actual data. The search/replace feature of Textastic could then be used by column. In other words could the text data be viewed as in a spreadsheet with actions being performed by column (find, replace, sort,...).

Apples' Numbers application has major limitations such as the maximum number of rows.

Thanks.

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SharePoint WebDAV still not working

Mark Cohen 13 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 13 years ago • 1
I just installed 3.0 and my WebDAV connection to SharePoint still causes the app to shut down.
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Javascript based lexer

Myako Toudai 13 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 13 years ago • 3
I know own interpreters are not allowed, but why not implement an file lexer?

The problem is, we don't see syntax errors. For me I can write HTML files with javascript source an run them. But you don't see often errors... maybe you get a blank screen but no message. The result is we need to search every file for a syntax fault. 

Maybe it would be a very nice feature to add a javascript based lexer ( like Jison ). People could write custom lexers ( or you provide some for base langauges like js ), that could check the current selected file. Maybe a button in the upper right corner, check syntax or something like else. The file content would be send through a small javascript ( the instantiated jison parser ) and this could give us error informations and syntax faults with line number and enhanced descriptions.

Feel free to discuss about that idea :D

Greets Alex
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Allow Text Expander expansions in the connections section

Thorgrim 14 years ago • updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 14 years ago • 0
It is great that Text Expander works in the main part of Textastic but I would like it to also work in the connections section.

Not for passwords but my long email address...


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