#!/bin/bash -
# ############## security pack ##############################
PATH='/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/games:~/bin' ;
hash -r ;
# - Bash Cookbook, 1st ed.,, #14.5
ulimit -H -c 0 -- ;
# - Bash Cookbook, 1st ed.,, #14.6
IFS=$' \t\n' ;
# - Bash Cookbook, 1st ed.,, #14.7
UMASK='002' ;
umask $UMASK ;
# - Bash Cookbook, 1st ed.,, #14.8
\unalias -a
# - Bash Cookbook, 1st ed.,, #14.4
# ############## security pack ##############################
USAGE="$0 -h | file.pdf | file.ps [ startpage# [ endpage# ] ]" ;
VERSION='$Id: pdfimagesview,v 1.1 2008/07/08 09:20:30 dallas Exp dallas $' ;
set -e ;
shopt -s nocasematch expand_aliases ;
alias RM='/bin/rm -f 2> /dev/null ' ;
alias RMDIR='/bin/rmdir 2> /dev/null ' ;
alias MKDIR='/bin/mkdir 2> /dev/null ' ;
alias PDFIMAGES='/usr/bin/pdfimages' ;
alias EZGV='exec /usr/bin/zgv' ;
# alias ZGV='/usr/bin/zgv' ;
# pdfimages is from the poppler-utils package,
# referenced in 'Linux Journal' May, 2008, p. 83, Tech Tip
# 'Extract Images from PDF Files', Matthew Martin.
# It extracts the images from a pdf file
THEPDFFILE=${1} ;
case ${THEPDFFILE} in
[-/][h?]* )
echo 'Usage: '${USAGE} ;
exit ;
;;
[-/]v* )
echo ${VERSION} ;
exit ;
;;
*.ps )
THETTAG=${THEPDFFILE%.ps} ;
;;
*.pdf )
THETAG=${THEPDFFILE%.pdf} ;
;;
* )
exit ;
esac
if [ ! -f ${THEPDFFILE} ] ; then
echo 'File needed' ;
echo ${USAGE} ;
exit ;
fi
if [[ ${THETAG} == */* ]] ; then
THETAG=${THETAG##*/} ;
fi ;
THEDIR1='/tmp/pdfimages' ;
THEDIR2="${THEDIR1}/${THETAG}" ;
THEFILES="${THEDIR2}/${THETAG}" ;
for ii in ${!THEDIR*}
do
if [ ! -d ${!ii} ] ; then
RM ${!ii} ;
MKDIR ${!ii} ;
fi ;
done ;
RM ${THEDIR2}/* ;
PDFIMAGES -f ${2:-1} -l ${3:-200} ${THEPDFFILE} ${THEFILES} ;
EZGV --visual ${THEDIR2}/ ;
exit
Showing posts with label bash pdfimages zgv pdf documents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bash pdfimages zgv pdf documents. Show all posts
Friday, August 1, 2008
4) individual embedded images
The following script extracts each individual image embedded in a PDF document and displays them. As documented in the script, it is based on a tool I recently became aware of from a "Tech Tip" in Linux Journal. The tool, pdfimages, extracts the individual images from the PDF document, which are then viewed using zgv. I call this script 'pdfimagesview'.
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