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Additional status bar elements; user configurable.

Alice Bevan-McGregor 11 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago 1

It'd be nice to have the option to add additional items to the status bar:


Caret / Selection


  • Column Index (0-based, not 1-based)
  • Character Index (literal file offset of cursor in raw encoded bytestring bytes)
  • Selection Length (in characters)
  • Syntax Highlighting Scope (i.e. "plain.text", or "python.source function.parameter.python.variable", etc.)
Counts
  • Line Count
  • Character Count
  • Word Count
Menus
  • Tab Size / Style
  • Line Endings
  • Current File Label / Most Recently Used (MRU) Menu (window-specific)
If the status bar was made from a toolbar using custom separator widgets (I like your separators a lot ;) that would give flexibility including left/right/center alignment, spacing, and separation as well as grouping, and simple plist serialization of the user's preference.  And yes, with absolutely everything enabled it can get kinda out-of-hand:
Image 60
Yes, that's a status bar with everything enabled.  :P

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copy paste with normal eol from any format win,*nix,win

Anton Vahčič 2 years ago 0

Can we get a function that will properly format the eol - end of line - no matter the original source of text - meaning - windows, linux, mac... Point is that often copy/paste between various programs - like browser, word editors, etc... when I copy to Textastic i lost all the line breaks. Notepad++ obviously knows how to it right, but it would help if Textastic can do it also.

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Under review

macOS manual?

Emily 3 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 3 years ago 3

The link for the manual for the macOS version of Textastic has only one topic: "How can I add my own syntax definitions, themes and templates?". Is the manual broken or missing?

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Under review

I just bought the macOS version ... am I missing something? #1 Where to disable autosave. #2 How to find and replace within multiple files. #3 How to convert HTML entities. #4 How to edit multiple lines at once. #5 How to add 'plugins' ... if any

ronald 3 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 3 years ago 3

Am I missing something?
- Where to disable autosave
- How to find and replace within multiple files
- How to convert HTML entities
- How to edit multiple lines at once
- How to add 'plugins' ... if any

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Fix the line numbers column

Olivier BOESCH 4 years ago 0

Hi,

Is it possible to have an option to fix the column with the line numbers?

Thanks for this great app which I use every day for work!

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Under review

With JavaScript syntax is it possible to double click a bracket and find the matching open or close bracket?

Doug Lerner 4 years ago updated 4 years ago 2

I see if I open a bracket, the close bracket is added. But is it possible to check pairs by double-clicking on one to find the associated open or close bracket?

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Please add the settings where you can choose to open new documents in a new window or in a tab.

Fusense 4 years ago 0

Please add the settings where you can choose to open new documents in a new window or in a tab.

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Under review

Support for diff of 2 files?

boak 4 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 4 years ago 1

One of the things I do most often is compare one file to another, side by side. Is that possible in Textastic? If not, are there any plans to add this functionality?

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I would very much like toml support

adrian7 5 years ago 0

I'm currently working on a hugo website wich uses TOML for configuration files. However textastic does not recognize this format.

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I'd like to make a change to an included theme—Solarized (dark)

Magic 5 years ago 0

Hello!

I'd like to make a change to an included theme—Solarized (dark). Basically, I want to change the color of plain text.

Where is the Solarized (dark) theme stored? If I can't edit the original, I'd like to duplicate it and make the edit.

Thanks for any help!

Jim