Save TextWrangler file with Clipdoard content

Tryng to save a text file with the 2nd line of a txt document
Textwrngler allows me to select the second line as such


tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	make new text document with properties {contents:current clipboard}
	select insertion point before line 2 of document 1
	copy selection
end tell
tell application "Finder"
	set name of document 1 to (the clipboard)
end tell
tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	save
end tell
tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	close project window 1 saving no
end tell

However the Finder doesn’t save using the clipboard content
How to solve this problem
Thanks

I got several errors with your script.
(1) copy selection grabbed nothing so the file name was not defined

(2) Finder is unable to set the name of a TextWrangler document.

(3) As far as I know, to save a document, a name is not sufficient, we need a full pathname.

Given that I rebuilt your script as :

set destinationFolder to choose folder with prompt "Choose the destination folder" # ADDED
tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	set newDoc to make new text document with properties {contents:current clipboard}
	(*
	select insertion point before line 2 of document 1
	copy selection --> Erreur dans TextWrangler : The selection range must be non-empty before attempting a cut or copy.
	*)
	set theText to text of newDoc
end tell
set theName to paragraph 2 of theText
# No longer assuming that you want to save in the Documents folder
set newPath to (destinationFolder as text) & theName
close access (open for access newPath)
tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	save newDoc to file newPath
	close project window 1 saving no
end tell

You may use a more compact code :

set destinationFolder to choose folder with prompt "Choose the destination folder" # ADDED
set theText to the clipboard
set theName to paragraph 2 of theText
# Assuming that you want to save in the Documents folder
set newPath to (destinationFolder as text) & theName # EDITED
tell application "TextWrangler"
	activate
	set newDoc to make new text document with properties {contents:theText}
	(*
	select insertion point before line 2 of document 1
	copy selection --> Erreur dans TextWrangler : The selection range must be non-empty before attempting a cut or copy.
	*)
	tell me to close access (open for access newPath)
	save newDoc to file newPath
	close project window 1 saving no
end tell

In both case, I wonder if the paragraph 2 contains a complete filename (with its file extension) or if it contains only the bare name.
In my tests the paragraph contained “activate” which - at least from my point of view - is not a correct value for a file name. “activate.txt” would be better. The extension may be added by the script using :

set newPath to (path to documents folder as text) & theName & “.txt”

Yvan KOENIG running Sierra 10.12.3 in French (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 25 janvier 2017 21:00:45

Thanks Ivan it works perfectly
However can I add something like
DestinationFolder (Choose)
As the files are very many and the Document folder will become a mess
Thanks again

Of course you may do that.
I edited my late message accordingly.

Yvan KOENIG running Sierra 10.12.3 in French (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 25 janvier 2017 21:26:08

Hi Ivan thanks but I now get this error

Can’t make {alias “Yose:Users:Danwan:Dropbox:25/01:”, "Sherry (29) "} into type «class fsrf».

I post a sample file I copy from Chrome and I then paste in Textwrangler- All others have the same structure

THIS IS THE SAMPLE which begins with a CR and an empty first line as all others

Sherry (29)
FILM3, MondayTest, Other
Profile/ID/AZX25864

Subject: For Sherry

Various text
Various text
Various text
Various text

25/01/2017 14.42

Hi Ser,

Thanks for your message. I have actually gone through the various files and I will sort the verious problems

Regards

25 /01/ 2017 20.55

I wrote :
set newPath to (destinationFolder as text) & theName

What you got prove that you dropped the two highlighted words.

To be sure that I missed nothing I ran my script after copying your sample content.

I got a file named “Sherryl (29)” in the chosen folder.

Yvan KOENIG running Sierra 10.12.3 in French (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 25 janvier 2017 23:19:12

I see no need for using TextWrangler to do the job.
Plain old fashioned AppleScript may do the job easily :

set destinationFolder to choose folder with prompt "Choose the destination folder"
set theText to the clipboard
set theName to paragraph 2 of theText

set newPath to (destinationFolder as text) & theName as «class furl»

set newDoc to open for access newPath with write permission
write theText to newDoc as «class utf8»
close access newDoc

You may also use ASObjC :

use AppleScript version "2.4"
use framework "Foundation"
use scripting additions

set destinationFolder to choose folder with prompt "Choose the destination folder"
set theText to the clipboard
set theName to paragraph 2 of theText

set newPath to POSIX path of (destinationFolder as text) & theName
set theString to current application's NSString's stringWithString:theText
set theResult to theString's writeToFile:newPath atomically:true encoding:(current application's NSUTF8StringEncoding) |error|:(missing value)

Yvan KOENIG running Sierra 10.12.3 in French (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 26 janvier 2017 11:40:12