Export code as pdf with syntax highlighting
it would be great to have a convert as pdf feature with syntax highlighting since i would love to export a piece of code to notability or so markup app to read and hand write on it!
Column Rulers
It would be great to be able to set one or more column rulers in the editor. The main issue I see with this is the handling of line wrapping in the cases where the line length is shorter than the ruler column.
Perhaps a better approach for a width-constrained editor like this would be an option to highlight lines that exceed a certain length.
drag and drop ios 11
I'm just wondering if I'm doing something wrong? Should I be able to drag a .js file from the ios11 files app into textastic? Is this integration planned but not here yet? thanks!
Quick open a file
If I open a git repo via Working Copy (or maybe in the future if I mount an SFTP folder - maybe via Transmit?) - is there any chance of something similar to TextMate/Sublime/Atom's Cmd-T function (or the Ctrl-P plugin in Vim)?
So I can type in part of a filename and it locates all matches within that directory and I can pick the one I want. As I do a lot of Rails work I often have to jump between different files in different parts of the tree - so being able to search aviecustinde which then matches to app/views/customers/index.html.erb is a massive time saver.
Add support for clojurescript extensions to clojure syntax highlighting
This is a real easy request. Syntax highlighting doesn't appear to work for Clojurescript files. But the syntax is exactly the same as Clojure (the only difference is one is hosted on Java, the other on JavaScript), so all you'd have to do is turn on Clojure syntax highlighting for extensions .cljs and .cljc in addition to .clj
WebDAV Server File Upload Feature Request
It would be great to be able to upload a file from another device to the Textastic App directly using the WebDAV server. FTP On The Go Pro has this feature but Textastic is a way better editor.
Thanks!
Dossjb
This is already possible if both devices are in the same Wifi network:
- on device A, start Textastic's WebDAV server: https://www.textasticapp.com/v6/manual/lessons/Starting_the_WebDAV-Server.html
- on device B, use Textastic's WebDAV client to connect to the WebDAV server on device A:
- tap on the file transfer button (globe icon)
- tap on the "+" button and choose "WebDAV Connection"
- enter the WebDAV url of device A and enter the user name and password
- tap Done
- connect to the WebDAV server and navigate to the target folder
- select the local files you want to upload
- tap the Upload button
I hope this helps
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