I duplicated a text file, but the duplicate cannot be saved or closed. If I try to close it, textastic crashes. It is "unsaved", yet I can't get rid of it. It opens every time I open the program and crashes the program if I try to close it. I've tried deleting and re-installing textastic but it somehow remembers the unsaved document even though I restart my computer as well. Any suggestions?

I'm using Textasic iOS and Mac with this bundle : https://github.com/gingerbeardman/monkey.tmbundle and I'm missing Auto Capitalization for keywords like Class, Function etc. 

Is this posible? 

If not consider this a feature request :-)

1st off - I love Textastic, it's my default file editor and quite handy. But also I have I feature request: A contextual dock-menu entry named 'New File'. Maybe two entries - one for local files and one for iCloud files. Lets say I have something in my clipboard I want to paste somewhere - the easiest thing I know would be to right-click the dock, select 'New' and paste it. That would be splendid!

I've have the problem that after closing the search dialog with the escape key the edit area looses focus.

My workflow:

1. cmd+f

2. type search string

3. press esc

4. now any key just gives me the Funk (alert tone)

Hi There

I LOVE your Textastic apps for iOS and Mac.

However there is one feature I would love for you to add.

Have you ever used Notational Velocity? If not, I please urge you to use it. It has an excellent search system.

Now, I don't think you need to desperately add the ability to create documents from the search box (although that would be nice)… But the ability to please search across multiple documents at once would be a game changer. I could drop NV and use Textastic instead exclusively which has waaayyy better Markdown support than NV so would be AMAZING! Plus, it would make editing code much easier and if really a required feature for that.

So, please, could you add multi document search?

- A new text box at the top of the sidebar

- Typing text places a filter on the sidebar so it only shows files which contain that text string

- Delete all the text to show all the files again

- When you click on a document after performing a search and filter, if the filter is still active, the text in the document is highlighted to easily see

This would make coding, markdown notes, everything, so much more amazing.

Please, please, please can you do this?

Many thanks

Exported some YAML data from my database, had a quick gander and search through it in Textastic, closed the file, trashed it, and now I can't empty the trash until I restart Textastic (and lose my carefully configured workspace layout) as the file is left open even after being closed.

This is a bit of a problem that I've often encountered with numerous programmers' editors.  I've even immortalized one of the bugs using a meme.  ;P