You can do it from the keyboard snippets.

https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/3040/lost-file-while-disconnected-from-wifi-then-reconnected

Open the script and hit the ranch button at the top of the screen.

Copy the workflow that you want as your template the hit the + button for making a new workflow. You should see an option that say From clipboard.

Append URLS

You can do it from the keyboard snippets.

Thanks you.

How do you make this work

import dialogs

text = '''the
tree
going'''



dialogs.edit_list_dialog(title='', items= [text], move=True, delete=True)```

editor.set_file_contents(name, new_contents[, root])
Writes new data to the file with the given name (a relative path). If a file with this name exists, it is overwritten.

Note that new_contents is a byte string, which means that you can also use this to write binary files (such as images), but if you write non-ASCII text, you have to encode it yourself.

root can be either ‘local’ or ‘dropbox’. ‘local’ is the default.

The beta of Editorial has split-screen multitasking.

editor.get_file_contents(name[, root])
Return the contents of a file in the document library. root can be either ‘local’ or ‘dropbox’. The default is ‘local’.

Note that this returns a plain byte string. If you want to get the text of a file that contains unicode, you have to decode it yourself (Editorial saves text files as UTF-8).

editor.set_file_contents(name, new_contents[, root])
Writes new data to the file with the given name (a relative path). If a file with this name exists, it is overwritten.

Note that new_contents is a byte string, which means that you can also use this to write binary files (such as images), but if you write non-ASCII text, you have to encode it yourself.

root can be either ‘local’ or ‘dropbox’. ‘local’ is the default.

https://forum.omz-software.com/topic/3040/lost-file-while-disconnected-from-wifi-then-reconnected