Is it possible to dupliacate workflows? I can't see an option to do this.

Thanks,
Chris

Great. Thanks .

Hi,

I use regularly use Editorial when I am on the train with my ipad tethered to my iphone. The signal quality is variable and when the connection drops back to GPRS, Editorial seems to become unresponsive when it tries to sync the open file. Areas with no signal seem to be fine but a very poor connection causes the app to freeze for s few minutes at a time. Is there anything I can do about this short of disabling the connection or using local files?

Thanks,
Chris

Hi ,

I am a novice both with regex and editorial.

I am trying to use regex to shift markdown headers on level down. I have tried find (#+) replace #\1 but this doesn't seem to work with the included find and replace popover workflow. Can anyone suggest how else I can accomplish this?

Thanks,

Chris

Thanks. I now have a pair of macros to promote and demote headers.

http://editorial-app.appspot.com/workflow/4963919726641152/tZs6onJqdYU

http://editorial-app.appspot.com/workflow/5235317636333568/A3-6hNeaPbU

Thanks. That's the ticket. I implemented for a selection rather than the whole document as this suits my use case better. http://editorial-app.appspot.com/workflow/5029996724748288/03zOfG0O2RI

Is there documentation for the variant of regex used by editorial?

An updated workflow does the find and replace but doesn't include the found token where I have used \1. How should I include the token in the replace for editorial?

I realised that the workflow can't actually do anything as I had not set the input and output. Having said that, it does always cause a crash for me and must represent some error!

http://editorial-app.appspot.com/workflow/4973290271539200/OboTDfy_5Js

I have confirmed that the regex does what I want in notepad++. I created a 1 action workflow using the find an replace action with the same regex but it seems to cause editorial to crash! Are the regex used in editorial different to those in notepad++? Is there some aspect of the find and replace action I have missed? I am frustrated to be stumped by something that seems so simple!

Thanks Rob. That is very interesting, especially as I have never tried to use JSON but is more complex than I hoped for! The task seems as if it should be accomplished using the standard macro building blocks but none of the approaches I have tried have been successful!