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This tip shows how to use Vim to view the text in a PDF document. That can be useful to use Vim to see the differences between the text in two versions of a pdf. You need to install [http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/ xpdf] (available on all major platforms) as it provides the <tt>pdftotext</tt> utility to read the text from a pdf file.
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This tip shows how to use Vim to view the text in a PDF document. That can be useful to use Vim to see the differences between the text in two versions of a pdf. You need to install [http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/ xpdf] (available on all major platforms) as it provides the <code>pdftotext</code> utility to read the text from a pdf file.
==Procedure==
==Procedure==
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These define the <tt>:Rpdf</tt> command to read the result of converting a pdf document to text. The text is read into the current buffer after the current line. The first reads the pdf with each paragraph as a long line, while the second wraps long lines (if the <tt>fmt</tt> utility is available).
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These define the <code>:Rpdf</code> command to read the result of converting a pdf document to text. The text is read into the current buffer after the current line. The first reads the pdf with each paragraph as a long line, while the second wraps long lines (if the <code>fmt</code> utility is available).
For example, the following commands open a new tab page and read the text from a pdf document into the buffer.
For example, the following commands open a new tab page and read the text from a pdf document into the buffer.
This tip shows how to use Vim to view the text in a PDF document. That can be useful to use Vim to see the differences between the text in two versions of a pdf. You need to install xpdf (available on all major platforms) as it provides the pdftotext utility to read the text from a pdf file.
These define the :Rpdf command to read the result of converting a pdf document to text. The text is read into the current buffer after the current line. The first reads the pdf with each paragraph as a long line, while the second wraps long lines (if the fmt utility is available).
For example, the following commands open a new tab page and read the text from a pdf document into the buffer.
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