Hi,
I purchased pro version after it started supporting SAF. Golang(*.go) files are not highlighted. Please help.
If you manually choose Go in syntax dialog, will it highlight?
The syntax is automatically detected from file extension, maybe when you open the file, the file name does not contain file extension.
Maybe related to an in-app setting: "Settings" -> "Input Method" -> "Show Suggestion"Hello!
Why does the System method "select and edit" not work?
There is no way to open the system Clipboard.
When you click on the Clipboard icon on the keyboard nothing happens. But in other text editors opens a buffer (clipboard), where you can select any of the previously copied text.
Keyboard Samsung v. 1.0.92.
Android version 6.0.1.
Device SM-N910C (Galaxy Note 4).
Are you serious? Facepalm...Maybe related to an in-app setting: "Settings" -> "Input Method" -> "Show Suggestion"
So... you are actually talking about the in-app long-tap context menu?For some reason, it was decided to implement the internal "select-copy-paste" mechanism. What for? It would be logical to make a setting with the choice of which method "select-copy-paste" to use: Built-in to the application or system.
This problem is present in all such open source editors on GitHub. In 920 Text Editor and DroidEdit is the same problem. This leads to the idea that the developers are using the same ready-made code, and do not even think about usability.
Should be like in Turbo Editor for example - on the last screenshot. This is the System context menu "Select-Copy-Paste".
I don't understand what you want? Are you a developer? Can you help by making changes to the new versions? Can you modify the application? No?So... you are actually talking about the in-app long-tap context menu?
Are you serious? Facepalm...
No. This option does not allow access to the Clipboard. The author knows perfectly well that the problem is at the source code level. For some reason, it was decided to implement the internal "select-copy-paste" mechanism. What for? It would be logical to make a setting with the choice of which method "select-copy-paste" to use: Built-in to the application or system.
This problem is present in all such open source editors on GitHub. In 920 Text Editor and DroidEdit is the same problem. This leads to the idea that the developers are using the same ready-made code, and do not even think about usability.
Should be like in Turbo Editor for example - on the last screenshot. This is the System context menu "Select-Copy-Paste".
P.S.: The rest of the functionality at a good level, works well with large files, saves in system directories without problems.
Some editor may support this feature because they are using Android default TextView(including Samsung modification), but that TextView is bad on performance.
I hope I clarified the question. Thanks.
...Apparently you don't appreciate knowledge.I don't understand what you want? Are you a developer? Can you help by making changes to the new versions? Can you modify the application? No?
I came here to contact the developers on the "Leave Feedback" button from the application.
Mixplorer? What happens if you open the file using Quickedit's file picker?When I wanted to save file with root permission, an error occurred.
When I wanted to save file with root permission, an error occurred.
Did this problem happen on latest release 1.4.5? Did it happen on previous versions? As @jcmm11 said, could you have a try to open file from QuickEdit instead of other file management app to have a try?
Please contact me using support@rhmsoft.com, I need more information. Thanks.
It works fine with QuickEdit file selector, but it doesn't work when I open the file from MiXplorer.
Reported in Mixplorer thread https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523691&p=79507998I think the uri provided by MiXplorer may not be correct. Could you use another file management app to have a try?
Currently Samsung Clipboard only works on Samsung devices and Samsung customized TextView class. It won't work on my customized editor view(created from scratch). Currently I have no solution for this.
You can only rely on Android clipboard to copy/paste text, one for each time. The clipboard manager used in Samsung Keyboard cannot work with QuickEdit app. The Clipboard feature on Samsung devices seems not able to be supported by 3rd party apps since they do not have any documentation related to it. Some editor may support this feature because they are using Android default TextView(including Samsung modification), but that TextView is bad on performance.
I hope I clarified the question. Thanks.
I use Swift Backup (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.swiftapps.swiftbackup) but it needs root permission to work.Hi,
Is there a way to backup the apps settings, such as theme, storage manager sources etc.
Have I missed it somewhere?
If there isn't it would be great if this functionality could be added please.
Thanks.
There is no backup feature in current version. I thought there are not many settings need to be retained. But I will consider this in future releases.Hi,
Is there a way to backup the apps settings, such as theme, storage manager sources etc.
Have I missed it somewhere?
If there isn't it would be great if this functionality could be added please.
Thanks.
rhmsoft . . . Yes I finally figured out what the ‘X’ means! I was thrilled to be able to remove about 10 tabs that had accumulated. Is this App just the greatest or what?! Do you know I think this is the first Android app I have ever used that just aces the ability for the user to flawlessly select text, even when it is jammed up against the left edge of the screen. Editing has never been this >accurate. It’s just a little treasure.The license is bound to your Google account, you can use it forever for that account, on unlimited devices.
What do you mean by removing a tab? You can use "Close" menu item from file category to close current tab. The tab itself is too small and not big enough for a close icon inside the tab.
Hello, I post this three months ago but seems no one noticed...
Preconditions:
I can use my tablet (Lenovo M9) only with gesturing navigation because nav buttons are awful.
Folder Drawing called by pulling from the right edge.
Problem:
Android interprets pulling from the right edge as BACK ACTION. So it's almost impossible get the Folder Drawing.
Possible solution:
Add some button(menu item?) to open Folder Drawing by tapping.
Thanks.
It always takes up the full width. That's not how tab works.