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File Path in Window Title

13 years ago • 0

Is it possible to show the full POSIX path in the window title. This makes it easier to identify files when multiple tabs are open, especially when they have the same name.
I am aware that the information is available by right-clicking on the file name, but this is fiddly when quickly switching through many different tabs.

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Ability to sort lines.

13 years ago • updated by 13 years ago • 5

Since I use this as a general text editor as well, having the ability to sort lines (based on the first letter of the first word of the line, etc)

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Fixed

command delete

13 years ago • updated by 13 years ago • 2

Textastic doesn't appear to support the OS X default behavior for "command + delete" which will delete from the cursor to the beginning of the line.

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13 years ago

Will be available in v1.1.

convert tabs to spaces / spaces to tabs

11 years ago • 0

I meant to put this in Mac, not iOS section, though it would fine to have it for the iOS version also

Option to convert all tabs to spaces (or vice-versa) for a selection or the whole document

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Preview button needed on desktop Mac

3 years ago • 0

I bought both the mobile and desktop version, I'm currently using a MacBook Pro and noticed that the desktop version doesn't have the goggle or spectacle icon to preview the code result. I also noticed there isn't any button to run the code in the menu bar either. This would greatly satisfy customer opinion.

I'm coming form windows 10 and used to use Notepad ++, some of my favorite things was I could drag a tab inside the same window and split the window, that would be a great function here. Allowing more versatile workflows would be beneficial to the user.

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Question: Is regex search really planned for MacOS?

4 years ago • 0

This year? Never?

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Side by side File compare feature ala vim -d

7 years ago • 0

Side by side file compare like the vim -d feature.

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Liquid Syntax

7 years ago • updated 7 years ago • 1

It would be nice to have better Liquid markup support.

There are already some bundles for it, but this one is the only one that works with Textastic, and it has some bugs like `<script>` blocks not being recognized like it happens with the HTML syntax.

Thanks!

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