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Those keys work for me as expected on OS X. Please note that the behavior on the Mac is different than on Windows. This is described in this Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_key (emphasis mine)
11 years ago
Thanks. This seems to be a bug in the TextMate syntax definition that is used by Textastic. The same happens in TextMate 1 and 2 on the Mac.
It seems to be related to the "_arg[i]->dotID()" call. As soon as I remove the "->" part, the syntax highlighting is correct.
It seems to be related to the "_arg[i]->dotID()" call. As soon as I remove the "->" part, the syntax highlighting is correct.
Hello,
the default AppleScript .scpt files are binary files. You need to save the script as an .applescript file (file format: text) using the AppleScript editor on a Mac. Then you can edit it with syntax highlighting in Textastic.
Best regards,
Alexander Blach
the default AppleScript .scpt files are binary files. You need to save the script as an .applescript file (file format: text) using the AppleScript editor on a Mac. Then you can edit it with syntax highlighting in Textastic.
Best regards,
Alexander Blach
Do you have a screenshot? I cannot reproduce the problem.
You can create new folders using the "+" button in the bottom toolbar.
Yes, I plan to add support for the document picker and iCloud Drive.
iOS 8 still has some keyboard bugs - especially when using the split keyboard on iPad.
Another user reported a workaround:
1. Merge the keyboard and put it back at the bottom.
2. Kill Textastic from the task switcher.
3. Restart Textastic.
Please let me know if that helps.
Another user reported a workaround:
1. Merge the keyboard and put it back at the bottom.
2. Kill Textastic from the task switcher.
3. Restart Textastic.
Please let me know if that helps.
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