Thank you Alin. Appreciate your response.
I
f you can help with a sample code - if you are free sometime, maybe I get
a better idea of your explanation.
Sireesha
On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 4:31 PM, Alin Mazilu wrote:
> Not that I know of. PDFBox provides mostly low level access to the PDF
> form
Not that I know of. PDFBox provides mostly low level access to the PDF
format. The only relatively easy way to do it would be keep the
TextPosition objects and also grab the text output of the PDFTextStripper.
Then you can search the output (a String) for the position of the word you
are looking fo
Hi Allin,
I am able to run the PrintTextLocations example. This gives me the
locations details for every characters.
Is there a easier way to get coordinates for a Word as a whole, instead of
all its characters?
To Search for Text, I used a method prescribed in
http://www.programming-free.com/20
You have to extend the PDFTextStripper class and override the
processTextPosition(...) method. From there the logic depends on you. You
can also override the writePage() method to grab the charactersByArticle
Vector and then you would look for your words in there by iterating over
it. Basically in
Hi,
I would like to Search and Obtain Text Position (X/Y/Width/height) for the
searched Text.
Suppose text "Hello_World" appears at different location and on different
pages on the PDF document, I would like to see its X/Y/Width/Height for
every occurence.
How do I achieve this?
Thank you,
Sire
