Yeah, I already done a StreamEngine to get image scale and position, And I just took a look at Annotation example and it cleared my path. Now, as you suggested, I'm going to extends the textStripper to get the position of the text. I'm afraid to have problem with fonts, are you having some king of this problem?
Thanks, José Rodolfo Carrijo de Freitas Analista de Sistemas Softplan - Departamento de pesquisa e desenvolvimento Sistema da Qualidade Certificado ISO 9001:2008 (48) 3027 8000 Ramal 8359 http://www.softplan.com.br -----Mensagem original----- De: Julien Plée [mailto:[email protected]] Enviada em: sexta-feira, 17 de setembro de 2010 15:59 Para: [email protected] Assunto: Re: wrap text with links Yes, it is. This is almost what I am working on at the moment. To prevent you from wasting much time on research, have a look at the PDFStreamEngine (more precisely override the processTextPosition function). If you manage to extend PDFTextStripper, it may be better since it manages text flows even if it is columned layered. I didn't manage to do this and PDFStreamEngine suites my needs at the moment. In the PDF, text is cut in groups of words... and sometimes even words are cut in half. You'll have to process the text flow with a back match memory when parsing the flow. You'll need to deal with the graphic state (to get the text coordinates) and will have to hack it a bit to get the approximate position of words or sentences you are looking for (because of the text flow structure). Julien PLÉE Le 17 sept. 10 à 20:24, José Rodolfo Carrijo de Freitas a écrit : > Hello, > > Do you believe it is possible to read a text from a pdf and wrap a > text with > a link? > > For example: > > if it founds pdfbox on the box, it will link it to the pdfbox > website. > > > > Thanks, > > José Rodolfo Carrijo de Freitas > Analista de Sistemas > Softplan - Departamento de pesquisa e desenvolvimento > > Sistema da Qualidade Certificado ISO 9001:2008 > (48) 3027 8000 Ramal 8359 > http://www.softplan.com.br > > >
