Markdown preview and export
Hello,
Is there a way to preview and then export as html/pdf a mk file?
Splitting view vertically
Large file support
Large file support can be implemented using file memory-mapping, where only a portion of the file being viewed is loaded into memory:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory-mapped_file
Why would anyone want to view such large files? Anyone working with server log files. Run-away logs, or logs from high-volume servers can easily reach multiple gigabytes in size.
The only text editor that I know of that is able to open files larger than the available amount of memory is EditPad Pro, a Windows only editor. You can open a 10 GB text file in EditPad Pro, and it appears instantly in the editor, because only the part of the file being viewed is loaded. I miss EditPad Pro on the Mac, but I don't want to install a 20 GB Windows virtual machine just to open large files quickly on my Mac.
If Textastic supported large files, it would be a real differentiator from all the other text editors out there, and I think it would be especially useful on iOS, where the amount of available memory is relatively small. I hope that large file support will be considered for a future version of Textastic. If not, that's okay. Very few text editors have it anyway. (-:
Per syntax themeing
It would be great if we could have theme's selected on a per syntax basis. I really like having a different theme for different types of work, eg markdown vs php programming.
Select whole tag
IE, when you double-click "<table>" then right-click, you can choose "select tag" which will highlight all text between <table> ... and ... </table>. And same idea, but "collapse tag" option.
Clean Up/Reformat Code and Syntax Validation
How to hide/disable new tab UI feature
Hi, how do I hide/disable the new tab feature if I don't want it? I usually manage several single document windows side by side and aim for maximum vertical space, having a single tab UI chrome eating space at the top of a document is rather distracting. Thanks --Gary
Native SASS / SCSS Support
SASS / SCSS are a mission-critical part of all my agency's projects, and many, many others. Currently, we use PHPStorm as our main web development IDE (which has native SCSS support) and Sublime as our "quick editor" (requires a plugin for SCSS support).
Aside from the usual web technologies (PHP, JS, CSS, HTML, etc) one thing we would really, really need Textastic to support is SCSS. Currently, Textastic for iOS doesn't have this support (which is a tremendous shame), but will you be including support the OSX version?
As far as I know, no other "basic editors" have native, built-in, out-of-the-box SCSS support. Include this, and I'm sold.
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