I found ^A and ^E work but ^K does not. Any reason not to include the full set of emacs key bindings that the standard Mac editors, like TextEdit, include?

How can I accomplish code completion task in Fortran? By entering what keys? I see nowhere is an instruction, and the manual is too brief!

Despite some frustration, Textastic looks very nice! I have faith on it, keep going! : )

I'm looking for a simple text editor that knows the difference between tab size and indent size and, ideally, can prefer tabs over spaces. ST2/3 and TextMate2 don't seem to be up to the task. Can Textastic do what I want?

Would it be possible to have an option to wrap lines where they started, like an outliner basically.

I know about the 'indent wrapped lines' option, it's basically what I'm looking for, but  without the additional indent part.

Many thanks for considering it.

Hi. trying out Textastic there's no simple-easy way to add a folder. There's no documentation. Can you good folks provide some simple instructions as to how to add a folder. Thank you.

Currently "Open Quickly" shows node_modules, and build files. In my project, that's around 100K files.

Everywhere in the Textastic site it says look at the Mac manual, but the Mac manual link does not work, so where is it? Also do not purchase the Mac version believing it will synch with the iPad version, it doesn’t, A right fiddle

Hi.

I have installed the 6.0.2 (47) version of Textastic on a macOS 26.2 arm64 and when I am searching through the current document using the Full Word search flag, the search stops at the first occurrence.

This is a screenshot of the version:

This is a screenshot with the Full Word search flag activated:

This is what Textastic finds:

Please note the search box where it says it found only one occurrence although, as you notice, there are more occurrences.

Best regards,

Alex.