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Try using PDFGREP - I was able to convert the schema PDF to a fairly structured format.
From there you can potentially use grep's contextual operators "-A, -B" to include n lines before or after a pattern match.
Here are my results on a simple pdfgrep command
pdfgrep " " schema_alphabetic.pdf | uniq | more
State of California
Civil Service Pay Scale - Alpha by Class Title
Schem Class
Code Full Class Title
Compensation SISA Footnotes AR Crit MCR Prob. Mo. WWG NT CBID
CU70 1733 ACCOUNT CLERK II
$2,471.00 - $3,097.00 SISA 1 6 2 R 04
ME10 4915 ACCOUNT MANAGER, CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR
$5,553.00 - $6,901.00 01 43 1 12 E S 01
JL32 4177 ACCOUNTANT I (SPECIALIST)
A $3,000.00 - $3,757.00 285 1 6 2 R 01
L $3,000.00 - $3,757.00 285 1 6 2 R 01
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Thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely check this out!
In our discussions, this will soon be provided from source system, openly, in machine readable format and possibly an API. I wasn't aware of this package and think it will be useful in other applications in the future as well, thanks again.
Try using PDFGREP - I was able to convert the schema PDF to a fairly structured format.
From there you can potentially use grep's contextual operators "-A, -B" to include n lines before or after a pattern match.
Here are my results on a simple pdfgrep command
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: