Tex2txt | A LaTeX filter with Python
kandi X-RAY | Tex2txt Summary
kandi X-RAY | Tex2txt Summary
Tex2txt.py is a modest, self-contained Python script or module for the extraction of plain text from LaTeX documents. In some sense, it relates to projects like OpenDetex, pandoc, plasTeX, pylatexenc, TeXtidote, and tex2txt. For the naming conflict with the latter tool, we want to apologise.
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- Convert text to text
- Return re - braces re - braces
- Strips internal mark
- Return a re - bracketed regular expression
- Replace occurrences of text with replacement
- Expand repl
- Run the proof reader
- Create a message
- Creates a message for the punctuation
- Translate a sequence of numbers
- Convert text to text
- Generate HTML
- Generate highlight
- Add line numbers
- Begin matching message
- Write text to f
- Helper to output unknown
- Extract text from a match object
- Read lines from a file
- Output a text report
- R Return a re - bracketed string
- Return a re - bracket expression
- Set math parameters
- Return the substring of a match object
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QUESTION
Recently I have been working on a program that can convert TeX-generated PDFs to a certain form of text that retains some semantically meaningful style information such as subscripts and superscripts.
When debugging it seems that there might be something very unusual going on with the PDFTextStripper
class.
Here is my TeXUtil
class that does most of the work.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-08 at 20:47You're constructing a new TeXUtil
in the first line of your PDFTextStripper
subclass's writeString
method. If you just remove that line, it should be able to still reference the util
defined in your main method (though depending on the version of java you're using, you may have to make it final
).
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Install Tex2txt
You can use Tex2txt like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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