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Textastic only supports syntax definitions and symbol list definitions in TextMate bundles. Commands and snippets are not loaded from bundles because many of them would require a shell environment which is not available on iOS. Textastic uses its own code completion file format which could probably be used to write a code completion definition for Node.js: https://github.com/blach/Textastic-Customization
Search and Replace in Textastic for iPhone and iPad uses the NSRegularExpression class which in turn uses the syntax that is specified by ICU.
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http://userguide.icu-project.org/strings/regexp
Textastic supports the same replacement string syntax as TextMate. See http://manual.macromates.com/en/regular_expressions#replacement_string_syntax_format_strings
You can reference captures using $1, $2 etc.
Case foldings and conditional insertions are supported as described in the TextMate manual.
Another user posted a workaround here: http://feedback.textasticapp.com/topic/165187-editing-a-file-and-going-to-another-app-saves-the-file/
I still hope you make this an option :-)
For those of you that don't like the autosave option, you could turn this off just for Textastic with this command in the terminal;
defaults write com.textasticapp.textastic-mac ApplePersistence -bool no
To turn in back on use;
defaults write com.textasticapp.textastic-mac ApplePersistence -bool yes
I've testet this on DP3 of Mavericks, but it should work on Lion/ML. Found it on OSXDaily
Thanks, it will be fixed in the next update. I don't know how I missed that ;)
I've moved it to the Mac forum.
Thanks for the detailed description. The screenshots are very helpful. I'll try to fix this.
You need to escape space characters with "%20" if you reference such a file in an URL.
Can you give me details? Maybe a screenshot?
Thanks, I've forwarded this problem to the UserEcho guys: http://feedback.userecho.com/topic/211526-landscape-mode-on-ipad/
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