Change cursor color
Am I wrong or is it just not possible to change the cursor color by now?
File content lost on editing a hardlink
Reproduction:
$ echo hello > foo.txt
$ open foo.txt # with textastatic
$ ln foo.txt bar.txt
$ cat bar.txt
hello
$ open bar.txt # with textastic
...add content to the file and save or just save...
$ ls -al
-rw-r--r-- 1 user wheel 0 14 mar 12:05 bar.txt # <- now empty!
-rw-r--r--@ 1 user staff 7 14 mar 12:05 foo.txt
Superb on the iPad, but not quite ready for the laptop world
If you're trying to compete in the laptop world, you're up against masters like BBedit. A lofty goal. I bought Textastic for my MBP today mainly out of loyalty and curiosity. I *could* use it just for cloud purposes. But on the other hand, for cloud needs, really, FTP to and fro with my and clients' websites fits the ticket just as well. For now, my suggestion: just keep up the good work and focus on mobile performance, pards. Live long and prosper. \o/
Add support for ODB Editor Suite so Textastic can be used as an external editor.
Reproducible beachball/crash whle editing
``` # Crashes as soon as I type the "# <letter>"I'm running the latest App Store version (Version 3.1 (28)) in Yosemite.
```
sticky css command
I don't know if I'm just being really stupid here but there doesn't seem to be "position: sticky" in the textastic css vocabulary. Is there? Or am I trying to go about sticky positioning in the wrong way?
Filter folder contents on opening
I just got textastic for mac after using the iPad version for a year. On opening a folder it would be nice if you could filter the contents so that only the source code files are displayed (in my case the .f03 files). It would be less cluttered and easier to find things in larger directories if all the object, module, etc files were not present. A great program and I look forward to improvements!
Paul
Plain Text & text navigation via Command+Arrows
When using soft/word-wrap, it would be nice if text-navigation using the regular OS X short cuts worked in accordance to how the document appears, as opposed to how it's represented in the file. Example:
I mean, yeah, it's probably only going to matter when someone is writing free-flowy-ish text as opposed to 'structured' / 'pretty' code. But, y'know.
follow symbolic links in Folders Sidebar
Not a must-have feature for me, but a very-nice-to-have. Putting this out there to see if others want it also.
Customer support service by UserEcho
