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Started

Swift Syntax Highlighting

Adam Stener 11 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago 2
Add the ability to recognize and syntax highlight the Swift language.
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Under review

How to enabled div backlight

Rafał SeeBox 10 years ago updated 10 years ago 4
How to enable the backlight div?
When I click on the start of the div I do not see where it ends.
Very useful would be to run the backlight function as in the picture:
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How To use auto align on Textastic?

Jaewon Byun 12 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago 1

 like vs2012 cnt + A and cnt + K + F

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Favourite Language List

Mark Simon 11 years ago 0
Can we optionally limit the list of languages. As a web developer, there are only about a dozen I need to work with, so I would like to filter out the rest. Perhaps in a preference pane with a series of checkboxes?


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Markdown highlighting issue with php code snippets

DJ Sipe 9 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 9 years ago 1
When editing a markdown document, if you use the following markdown you break the syntax highlighting for the rest of the document.

```php
<?php
// Some php code
```

If you remove the "<?php" from the code sample the issue goes away.
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Option for hiding system-hidden files in sidebar

martek01 11 years ago 0
It would be handy if I could hide system-hidden files like .git files in the statusbar
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Open doesn't do anything

Terry Cabeen 12 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago 1
I've tried File / Open as well as cmd+o. The app seems to want to do something, but nothing actually happens. I can open files through recent files only.


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Can folders be saved in the left side?

Tristan Lueking 11 years ago updated 11 years ago 4

Is it possible to save the last opened folders in the left side like sublime? Only thing keeping me from using Textastic as its annoying to have to reopen all the folders I was previously working in every time I reopen the program.

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Changing the file encoding has done something terrible.

Alice Bevan-McGregor 11 years ago updated by Alexander Blach (Developer) 11 years ago 4

Apologies for the somewhat non-specific title.


All of my files should be in UTF-8.  For source code it doesn't really matter (since valid symbols are in the ASCII 7-bit range and the primary base language is English) but when editing a gettext .po symbols file to update some of the translations I noticed, too late, that the encoding that was selected was ISO-8859-1†.  Before changing it, all of the previously UTF-8 text looked fine, or at least, I didn't notice any problems.  After changing the encoding back to UTF-8 and saving the file (where the file looks OK in the editor) and recompiling my .po file, the webapp encoding is completely destroyed.  Closing and re-opening the file, I get text like:


"les données à  une analyse"


The webapp presented this even worse if I attempted to manually set the browser encoding to ISO 8859-1; double conversion is ugly business.  Luckily I version control everything, so it could be rolled back, but a close look needs to be given to how Textastic handles file encoding.  So far I haven't been able to reproduce, but I will try to create a basic test case for you after work.


† Incorrectly called "ISO Latin 1" in your menus; it's "Latin 1" or "ISO 8859-1"… only Microsoft calls it by a mixed name as ISO standards are all numbered. ;)  More correct would be "Western (ISO 8859-1, Latin 1)", same for all of the other ISO 8859 variants, but that's a separate issue.