![]() ![]() Textastic will pick up the changes at application startup time, so you have to manually quit the app. If you want to modify code completion definitions, you can edit them and put them in the "#Textastic/CodeCompletion" folder. Code CompletionĪll code completion files are located in the CodeCompletion subdirectory. This behavior is the same as for custom syntax definitions as explained in the manual. It is important that you do not change the uuid, so that your custom files will be used instead of the built-in ones with the same uuid. Textastic will pick up the changes immediately when you open the template selection view in the file creation dialog. If you want to modify existing templates, you can get the template files from this repository, edit them and put the modified files in the "#Textastic/Templates" folder. Note: you can also manually create uuids using the uuidgen terminal command on Mac OS X. Be sure to save the template in the "#Textastic/Templates" folder or it will not be loaded by Textastic. Use the tab key to go from tab stop to tab stop and enter the necessary information. This will automatically create a new template file with a new uuid. json file in the "#Textastic/Templates" folder in Textastic and choose the template called "Template" in the "Textastic" category. If you want to create a new template, create a UTF-8. It automatically creates a new uuid and inserts it. Textastic supports tab stops, placeholders, mirrors and transformations.Ĭurrently, only the $UUID variable is supported. Have a look at the TextMate manual entry on snippets for an overview of the snippet syntax. ![]() Be sure to escape new line and tab characters with \n and \t.Īlways use tab characters for indentation - if necessary, Textastic will replace them with space characters depending on the current settings. Snippet: The snippet that is inserted after the file is created. Name: the name under which this template appears in the template selection viewįileExtension: the file extension that is automatically added to the file name when the user selects this template templates: contains an array of code templates.category: the category under which the templates in this file appear in the the template selection view.uuid: uniquely identifies the template file.This way, you could easily page through notes while the left pane is collapsed."uuid": "74C6D420-A016-4659-AF92-B5CCC1AE53BB ", Lastly, when the "left pane collapse mode" is on, it would be even better to have two additional icons/actions on the header bar: Conceptually, the collapse action can be considered an action, or mode, on the overall application window, not just on the particular note itself, so it may be more intuitive to place the collapse icon/mode on the header bar (e.g. On the header bar, the collapse action would always be at your fingertips, even if you are vertically scrolling down to read a long noteĢ. I think it would be better to place the collapse icon on the header bar itself, rather than beside the note's title:ġ. ![]() This means that if you are scrolling down vertically to read a longer note, the note's title (and therefore the collapse icon) goes out of view - you must scroll back to the top of the note in order to hit the collapse icon. I think I figured out why the "collapse left pane" icon wasn't so obvious to me: the icon is placed next to the note's title, rather than on the header bar. ![]()
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