Hello,

before Textastic 6, which was released in March 2016, there were separate apps for iPad and iPhone. Textastic 6 is a universal app that can be used on both iPad and iPhone. I assume you have a version of Textastic before v6.

Textastic 6 is the first paid upgrade since version 1.0 was released in 2010. 

Implementing split view multitasking, making the app universal and supporting iPad Pro required a rewrite of large parts of the app. Charging for Textastic 6 allows me to continue to dedicate resources to improving it.

Among other features, Textastic 6.1 added Google Drive remote connections. Textastic 6.2 added new fonts and the ability to open Git repositories from Working Copy as external folders. Emmet support and a JavaScript console was added in Textastic 6.3.

Best regards,

Alexander Blach

I already have this feature in the Mac version of Textastic and plan to also add it to the iOS version.

Textastic has built-in syntax highlighting support for Python, but it doesn't include a Python interpreter.

Hello,

the Dropbox app does not have a file provider that supports open mode. Please use Textastic's built-in Dropbox support instead: https://www.textasticapp.com/v6/manual/lessons/How_do_I_access_files_in_my_Dropbox_account.html

Yes!

It's not built-in at the moment, but searching for "typescript tmbundle" as described in another post in this topic brings up several TypeScript syntax definitions that you can install.

You can search for \n to find new lines (and \t for tabs).

You can also use regular expression search to ignore line breaks.

What do you think about Cmd-Shift-O - that's the one used by Xcode and Textastic for Mac. I want to reserve Cmd-P for printing.

Hello,

to reference a JavaScript file from a HTML file, insert a tag like this:

<script src="file.js"></script>

You can reference a CSS file like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">

I hope this helps.