I would like to see an update so that I can run swift and python which are my main two languages. The HTML viewer is nice though.

Codepen has pretty simple API and allow pushing of content to prefill pens. This is maybe some kind of export,

Is there some way to automatically break lines at 80 characters? In editors like Sublime Text or Atom,  I can enforce an 80 char line width on blocks of text (useful when formatting Markdown)

Is there any way to do this in Textastic?

Using Textastic to view files on my macOS Server via FTP displays the date/time modified of the remote files, but the time is miscalculated... for example a file that show Modified 5/26/17 6:16 PM shows as 5/26/17 1:16 AM in iPad Textastic. Odder still, anything with a Modified time of 5 PM or earlier shows with the correct date, but 12:00 AM in Textastic. This is actually why I noticed it, MOST of the files show as 12:00 AM since we usually stop work at 5 PM!!

Is this a known problem?

Won't open .tex files? Ouch!

Good afternoon,everybody

I am using SST39VF6401B this FLASH to make a project. It can read and write. But it met troubles when I set it to make a order that sending erase instruction according the SST39VF6401B’s datasheet. It can’t erase successfully.Have anyone here use this one? Please give me some help. Thanks in advance.

The following is the erase programming code:

 [code]NOR-Status FSMC-NOR-EraseChip(void)

(

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*0555 << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*AA;

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*02AA << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*55;

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*0555 << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*80;

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*0555 << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*AA;

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*02AA << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*55;

*(unsigned short *) (NOR-BANK-ADDR + (0*0555 << 1)) = (unsigned short)0*10;

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*0555), 0*00AA);

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*02AA), 0*0055);

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*0555), 0*0080);

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*0555), 0*00AA);

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*02AA), 0*0055);

//  NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*0555), 0*0010);

 //NOR-WRITE(ADDR-SHIFT(0*110000), 0*0030);[/code]

Best wishes~

I recently purchased Textastic and have been working on live PHP/HTML/JS with AJAX files via FTP. It's great to be able to code somewhere other than at my desk.

I've been having trouble controlling when the screen keyboard comes up. Is there a button or gesture that activates it? It seems difficult to get a text select that causes the keyboard to appear. I usually have to de-select, then tap once or more elsewhere for the keyboard to come up. Also, sometimes when I do tap in a spot for an insertion cursor, the keyboard comes up and covers it, I would expect the code to scroll up a bit so the cursor can be seen. Often, when I swipe up to expose it, it doesn't seem like the insertion point is showing. In unsure if it wasn't placed, or if it's not visible.

Any suggestions? Thank you! 

Troy

P.S. For some reason I feel like this isn't a problem on the iPhone version, but I haven't used that much.

When working with some different projects in FTP or Dropbox, it would be useful to have a way to save a shortcut to a specific project folder in the remote server, instead of just a "Dropbox" or "FTP" root directory access. I tend to have more than one remote project in different folders and it can be a pain to navigate in the remote folder structure each time I need to change between projects.

I read an electronic magazine in which there is a report on what are the principles for time delay relays. After reading, I became interested in the principles for time delay relays. So I searched some related materials and information about this topic from google. Today I come to this forum to turn to you to discuss my understandings are appropriate.

Here are my personal understandings:

Power delay time The relay has a delay normally open contact, delay normally closed contact, instantaneous normally open contacts and instantaneous normally closed contacts. The principle is as follows: When the power-off delay time relay "coil" power off: delay normally open contact - after the set time after the opening delay normally closed contact - after the set time after the turn on.
Delayed relays are mainly used for DC or AC operation in a variety of protection and automatic control lines as auxiliary relays to increase the number of contacts and contact capacity. You can adjust the delay time as needed.

Delayed relays are an alternative to conventional industrial relays by reducing the energy consumption of the automatic delay load, reducing user comfort (eg, ON-OFF switches while controlling lighting and ventilation). Modular structures can provide more benefits.

Ps: Excuse me if I was wrong in words or expressions as I am a green hand in the field of time delay relays. I need continual learnings.

What is your idea ? Do you agree with my ideas ? Any of your ideas would be highly appreciated.

May someone would like to help ?

thanks in advance