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How to edit text from another application in iOS

I have an application that I am writing that has a set of lua built-in scripts. I would like to be able to edit scripts on the iPad - is this possible?

The workflow I was thinking about was:

  • run my application and test;
  • go to my text editor on the iPad and make changes to the lua script;
  • close my application;
  • reload my application to reload the script;
  • go 1.

EDIT: I can add the “Open to” option to my application and open the text file according to this question , however, as soon as I do this, then save the text back to where it came from? or is he just using a copy? This suggests that I can find a text editor that will open lua files, I assume it is somewhere nearby.

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