This action has a special operating mechanism (overwrite and auto-create):
If the file does not exist: The system will automatically create a new .txt file at the specified path and write the content into it.
If the file already exists: The system will completely clear all old content in the file and overwrite it with the new content.
Configuration parameters:
File Path: The absolute path to the .txt file you want to write data to (e.g., D:\GPM\status.txt).
Text: The raw text content (or a variable containing text) that you want to write to the file.
Practical example: Automatically create a new status report file
Suppose you start running a script for a new account interaction at the beginning of the day. You want the script to automatically clean (or create) a text file named report.txt on drive D, and then write the first welcome line into it to prepare for logging today.
How to configure:
Call the File write all text action.
File Path: Enter D:\GPM\report.txt.
Text: Enter the content: "--- Log of today's script run ---".
Result:
If the report.txt file does not exist, the system will automatically create this file in the D:\GPM\ directory.
If the file has been available since yesterday (filled with old text), the system will clear all that old content, turning the file into a blank file, and then write the line "--- Log of today's script run ---" into it.
