I am ending up coding at the bottom of the page a lot which means that the auto-complete menus are a bit difficult to use as well as it just not being comfortable to use in that way.
I was wondering if there was a way of scrolling past the end so that I could keep where I’m writing a bit more central.

I saw that this was suggested 2 years go and then dismissed, however, I think it is becoming more popular in other apps e.g. Atom

Apologies for the duplicate post in this regard but I wondered if you were going to review it again or if it was closed and wasn't sure if reviving the old idea was correct or not.

I'm using Textastic from the begining and I like it a lot, I appreciate your work. But it would be nice to add an option "don't close application when last window is closed", because it's more Mac OS standard behaviour what some applications does not respect including Textastic and personally it's annoying in some use case. Can you please do that? Thanks

Hi,

I'm actually rebinding all Textastic shortcuts for my needs.

As Re-Indent as no default shortcut, it seems I can't add it inside Preferences as the others.

Is there any workaround ?

I like many of the features of this editor, but I cannot use it for grading my students' work unless it prints line numbers. I've looked through the options under "preferences," but I cannot find a way to turn on line numbers when printing. Can this feature be added?

It would be a great help when working with projects, which have make/build phase. Maybe exact error/hyperlink format can be configured in preferences. It is probably hard to run "make" command in the project directory, because of sandbox limitations, but just having error log file open in editor maybe enough. It will be refreshed after running make outside editor and clicking on error could jump to the error location.
Another scenario is editing markup files with hyperlinks and also, clicking on hyperlink could jump to another file. It could be the same feature, actually.
Thanks.

Enable again "Open in Textastic" in Finder, in 10.12.1 does'n work any more!

When developing in Python I wind up with a lot of .pyc files and occasionally a database file. I'd like the option to hide those files in the sidebar.

As stated on php.net:

echo is not actually a function (it is a language construct), so you are not required to use parentheses with it. echo (unlike some other language constructs) does not behave like a function, so it cannot always be used in the context of a function

Most code editors like Brackets, Dreamweaver and PhpStorm do not use parentheses with echo. Would be great if Textastic would do the same.

Could we have fixed width placeholders for the line and column numbers? Otherwise it gets pretty distracting.

Please add bookmarks (as in textmate) to make it easy to jump around in code and text