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If you install the bundle, there should be a "Monkey" entry in the list of syntax definitions which should be selected automatically if you open files with the "monkey" file extension.


I've made a screenshots of how it looks on my machine:



Not from within the app.

Is there an error message in the Console app when you start Textastic?


Do you have a link to the bundle you are using?

What did you try? Textastic doesn't include a less compiler, but less.js should work.

Thanks, this will be fixed in the next update.

Tabs are mostly implemented now and will be available in the next update!


Here's a screenshot:

Textastic for Mac - tab support



That's how I plan to implement this: as an additional feature so that you can still work with Textastic as you are used to.

Actually, that's already possible. Have a look at the "Text" menu: Shift Left / Shift Right commands.


Selecting text and pressing Tab and Shift-Tab works, too.