Textastic for Mac / Textastic

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General UI - Sidebar

9 years ago • updated by 9 years ago • 1

Hi there,

there is any way to set up the fonts of the sidebar? I mean how can I set like xCode? If I use Menlo 11pt the sidebar fonts must be 10pt (sorry for bad English)

Another think, is it possible to use the same folder of Safari Inspector? The yellow one! Maybe in the configuration window we can put an option for Blu or Yellow folder.

Thanks for your attention

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AppleScript: Set bounds of window 1 to …

11 years ago • updated 11 years ago • 2

It would be awesome if you could resize Textastic windows with the standard AppleScript function get bounds and set bounds.

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Fixed

The Go language grammar uses features of TextMate 2 which seems to support an extended syntax for language grammars. This extension allows to define patterns within captures which was not supported in TextMate 1. Textastic doesn't support this syntax and expected a scope name instead which resulted in a crash.

The crash happens while parsing this line:

for k, v := range m {

Although Textastic won't fully support the new features, the crash will be fixed in the next version and the Go bundle is usable. It just won't highlight the variable names 100% correctly.

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Use iPad/iPhone as a second screen/window for code

11 years ago • updated by 11 years ago • 0

I think it would be very, very cool to have an iPad (maybe running textastic or on safari off a local server) to be a display for code open in Textastic on Mac.

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Is there any way to test Textastic for Mac? Is there any trial download?

11 years ago • updated by 11 years ago • 0

I'm always up for a new editor. I use Coda, which is beautiful, but I'm not terribly attached for HTML/PHP/CSS/Javascript.

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11 years ago

A trial version of Textastic is now available for download at http://www.textasticapp.com/mac.html

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"Home key" (⇧⌘←) should snap to indentation level, then actual column zero.

11 years ago • 0

Lots of synonyms for this request, so apologies if I'm double-posting. When pressing home (⌘←) with or without ⇧ pressed to make a selection, the cursor should first jump to just before the first non-whitespace character, then on a second press jump to column zero. A checkbox to configure this behaviour would be good, possibly mapping it to a content type. (Which would then make more sense as a checkable menu item.)

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How do I set Textastic as the default git editor?

11 years ago • updated 11 years ago • 0

I want to use Textastic for Mac as the editor for "git commit".

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11 years ago

You can use the following command to set Textastic as the editor for git commit:

git config --global core.editor "open -a Textastic \"$@\" -W"

The "-W" switch waits until Textastic is closed, so you need to quit the app (Cmd-Q) to finish the commit.

If you would leave out the "-W" switch, git would try to commit immediately and you'd get the following error message: "Aborting commit due to empty commit message."

You can see a documentation of the command line options when you type "man open".