Hi Thomas,
Perhaps you should be doing something like writeLines(txt[1],...) or just:
sink("10619.txt")
cat(txt[1])
sink()
Jim
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 4:48 PM Thomas Subia <tsu...@imgprecision.com> wrote:
>
> Colleagues,
>
> I'm trying to convert a pdf to a text file with the following code.
>
> # pdf to excel
> library(pdftools) # pdf to excel library
> # set working directory
> setwd("C:/Users")
> # input pdf
> txt <- pdf_text("C:/Users/10619.pdf")
> cat(txt[1])
> write.table(cat(txt[1]),file="10619.txt",sep= "\t",row.names =TRUE,col.names
> =FALSE)
>
> When I examine the contents of cat(txt[1]) on the console, everything I need
> is displayed in the format I need.
>
> However when I execute write.table(cat(txt[1]),file="10619.txt",sep=
> "\t",row.names =TRUE,col.names =FALSE) and examine the output, my output does
> not match cat(txt[1]).
> I suspect that sep= "\t",row.names =TRUE,col.names =FALSE) might be the error.
>
> How can one output the contents of cat(txt[1]) and retain its format?
>
> Thomas Subia
>
>
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