Textastic for iOS / Textastic

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Bat

14 years ago • updated by 11 years ago • 2

Do you have syntax highlighting for MS Windows Batch files .bat and .cmd?

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11 years ago

Since the links I posted before do not seem to work anymore, I've created a bundle derived from the syntax file at http://adamv.googlecode.com/svn/editors/e/bundles/...

You can download the new bundle here:
http://www.textasticapp.com/support/Batch.tmbundle...

Have a look at the manual to see how can you install it in Textastic:
http://www.textasticapp.com/v4/manual/lessons/How_..

Once you install it, the "Batch File" syntax should be automatically selected when you open .bat or .cmd files.

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How to display firebug?

13 years ago • updated by 13 years ago • 1

How to display firebug? It appeared the first time I previewed a HTML file under Textastic 4.0, but once I accidentally closed it I don't know how to reopen it.

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debuging C++ and eclipse/notepad++ features

13 years ago in iPad • 0

it would be nice if it had the debugging software like eclipse

also providing suggestions of what method you can approach if you are stuck?

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Under review

Please add auto indent Xml file with soft line feeds and tabs for readability.

10 years ago in iPad • updated by 10 years ago • 1

I bought your app in the hope that it would display an XML file in a readable manner where the file was a continuous stream. Unfortunately this is not the case. Could you please look to add such functionality where by child elements are auto indented from the parent element.

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Is it possible to get the user manual in ePub format?

13 years ago • updated by 13 years ago • 1

Would be nice to keep on my iPad.

Thanks

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Uploading a new file via FTP

12 years ago in iPad • updated 12 years ago • 2

I got your brilliant app to allow me to keep working on my website via my iPad whilst away on an extended business. I have been able to set up the FTP connection and download my website without a problem, and I am able to edit html files then upload them via the quick upload functionality.

But (and I'm feeling a bit stupid that i can't work this out) I want to create a new html file locally, within the existing website structure that I have downloaded, then upload it to my web space. I've tried copying a local file and editing it, and I've created a new file, but I can't work out how to upload it. The quick upload dialogue doesn't work, I guess because the file wasn't downloaded in the first place - the option for uploading this file is missing - and I can't see how to create a remote connection for this new file.

Any advice would be gratefully received as I away from my desktop and my usual Dreamweaver capability for several weeks.

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