.txt to .pdf using matlab
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Hello Everyone,
As a part of an application, I am reading my pdf file and converting them to binary:
fileID = fopen(filename); A = fread(fileID,'*char')'; fclose(fileID);
bin_text = de2bi(double(A)); % convert to binary
I modulate and demodulate this data and convert back to characters:
demod_data = char(bi2de(demod_re))';
fileID = fopen('Received_Data.txt','wt');
fprintf(fileID,'%s',demod_data); fclose(fileID);
which I was able to implement, the problem now is to convert back to a proper PDF to verify with the original.
Can anyone help me with this ?
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Rik
2018-2-13
It isn't really an answer to your question, but you can call LaTeX from Matlab with the system command to compile a .tex file. So you would need to write a small .tex file that include Received_Data.txt. That way you can convert it to a .pdf.
mounika
2018-2-13
Rik
2018-2-13
If you have a LaTeX file ready, you can just use the lines below. If you have never worked with LaTeX before, I can help you with the very basics, but after that there are better forums to ask help for LaTeX.
system('pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode "your_tex_file_name.tex"')
system('bibtex "your_tex_file_name"')
system('pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode "your_tex_file_name.tex"')
system('pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode "your_tex_file_name.tex"')
The double quotes are only relevant if you're going to supply a file with a path that includes spaces (so C:\ProgFiles\a.tex or "C:\Program Files\a.tex").
mounika
2018-2-13
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