As a bonus, is there a way to set the html file's name? Currently it's temp.html but I'd like it to be set to the Editorial document's name.

I assume I just need to replace "tmp.html" with a variable but I don't know what variable Editorial uses for the document name.

@Cethric said:

Sorry didn't realise I forgot to add that. At the top of the python file add import os that should fix it.

You're a hero man - this is exactly what I wanted! :)

Thanks for your help so far. I bought Editorial, and then I made a new workflow which is just "run python script" with the code you provided. But I get an error message (Line 29: name error: global name os is not defined). What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

@Cethric said:

I'm just putting ideas out here, but split the paragraphs with str.split('\n') and then use a tableview with a custom cell to display the text and a storyboard view. Then tell the scrollview to break on pages.

Is this very difficult to do if I've never worked in Editorial or Python? If so, are there people who might be able to put this together for a few bucks?

Hi! I want to be able to write video scripts on my iPad, and then be able to press a button to have the script spit out into a page format that I can use to storyboard the animations for each line of the script.

I'd want each paragraph of script to be sectioned, with a box for the storyboarding next to it. Like in this image (the squiggly line would be a paragraph of the script): http://i.imgur.com/1FvO0UH.png

Any way to do this?