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Because you can :)
13 years ago
No, I haven't yet. Thanks for the pointer!
I've added it to my todo list. I will add it to the manual.
Sorry, can you please clarify what you mean by that?
If you are talking about the comments in this feedback forum, you can just copy it in Safari and paste it in Textastic, can't you?
This is a known problem with the syntax highlighter. See http://feedback.textasticapp.com/feedback/7433-syntax-highlighting-is-sometimes-wrong-with-strings-quotes-quotation-marks/
Sorry, but this is an annoying bug in a regular expression but I can't fix easily without rewriting a lot of the highlighter.
Sorry, but this is an annoying bug in a regular expression but I can't fix easily without rewriting a lot of the highlighter.
Textastic expects the key file to be in the format used by the OpenSSH utility "ssh-keygen".
You can convert your ppk file to OpenSSH format using puttygen. According to the article at http://leadingedgescripts.co.uk/server-administration/how-to-convert-your-putty-ppk-private-key-to-a-normal-ssh-key-you-can-use-on-an-apple-mac/ you have to do this:
"Now if you already have a .ppk file from your PC that you want to convert to use on your Mac you need to visit the Putty Website www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html and download puttygen.exe (on your PC) now open it, and using the File menu, load your .ppk that you already use, and type in your pass phrase.
You can convert your ppk file to OpenSSH format using puttygen. According to the article at http://leadingedgescripts.co.uk/server-administration/how-to-convert-your-putty-ppk-private-key-to-a-normal-ssh-key-you-can-use-on-an-apple-mac/ you have to do this:
"Now if you already have a .ppk file from your PC that you want to convert to use on your Mac you need to visit the Putty Website www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html and download puttygen.exe (on your PC) now open it, and using the File menu, load your .ppk that you already use, and type in your pass phrase.
Now go to the Conversions menu and export the key as an OpenSSH key – hey presto – you now have a key file that will work on your Mac! Such a simple solution, yet that took me so long to figure out …"
I hope this helps.
Alexander
I've added an entry to the manual: http://www.textasticapp.com/manual/lessons/Which_keyboard_shortcuts_can_I_use_with_an_external_hardware_keyboard.html
Unfortunately, it's not possible to add custom shortcuts like Cmd + > due to restrictions of iOS.
Unfortunately, it's not possible to add custom shortcuts like Cmd + > due to restrictions of iOS.
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