There will be a whole range of themes available in Textastic 3.0.

Those are the same as in TextMate plus some additional ones like Railscasts, Monokai and Solarized themes.

In Textastic 3.0 you can bring up a list of recently used files by tapping on the name of the currently open file.

There's also a button to close the currently open file.

You can remove individual items from the list or clear the list.

This will be available in the next update.

I've implemented a new syntax highlighter for Textastic 3.0 that fixes the issue. It will be available in the next update.

I have implemented the symbol list from TextMate for Textastic 3.0.

Here's how this looks with an Objective-C file:

The debug log is generated by the libcurl library that is used by Textastic and I don't know a good way to prevent that. The passwords are only visible in the file for non-secure FTP connections. FTPS and SFTP connections don't leave the password in the log file.

What exactly do you need this for? If I would implement it, it would only do search and no replace because replacing does require doing this in code.

The problem with the additional keys is that it's currently tied to the editing control. I'll have to refactor it a bit.

I'll add both to my todo list.

Doch, das geht. Geben Sie in den Verbindungseinstellungen (erreichbar über den blauen Pfeil neben der Verbindung) unter "Pfad" einen Startpfad ein.

Es sollte z.B. funktionieren, wenn Sie "~/../../.." eingeben, um vom Homeverzeichnis drei Ebenen höher zu starten. Was genau hier eingegeben werden muss, hängt vom Server ab. Bei meinem SFTP-Server starte ich z.B. immer im Root-Verzeichnis und muss "~" eingeben, um stattdessen im Homeverzeichnis zu starten.