small increments. b Smart move one screenful backward. [space] Smart move one screenful forward. [comma] or [page up] Go one page backward. [period] or [page down] Go one page forward. [number] g Go to a rotation for the output (default auto): - auto. - 0. - 90. - 180. - 270. - clockwise. -r x,y Comma separated x and y resolution in DPI (default: 300,300). -w width Printable width (in inches) (default: level Independently set the anti-aliasing levels for graphics and text. e.g. -A 0/4. [pages] A comma separated list of page numbers and ranges. Example usage #1: This will render a raster file from

small increments. b Smart move one screenful backward. [space] Smart move one screenful forward. [comma] or [page up] Go one page backward. [period] or [page down] Go one page forward. [number] g Go to a rotation for the output (default auto): - auto. - 0. - 90. - 180. - 270. - clockwise. -r x,y Comma separated x and y resolution in DPI (default: 300,300). -w width Printable width (in inches) (default: level Independently set the anti-aliasing levels for graphics and text. e.g. -A 0/4. [pages] A comma separated list of page numbers and ranges. Example usage #1: This will render a raster file from

small increments. b Smart move one screenful backward. [space] Smart move one screenful forward. [comma] or [page up] Go one page backward. [period] or [page down] Go one page forward. [number] g Go to a rotation for the output (default auto): - auto. - 0. - 90. - 180. - 270. - clockwise. -r x,y Comma separated x and y resolution in DPI (default: 300,300). -w width Printable width (in inches) (default: level Independently set the anti-aliasing levels for graphics and text. e.g. -A 0/4. [pages] A comma separated list of page numbers and ranges. Example usage #1: This will render a raster file from

small increments. b Smart move one screenful backward. [space] Smart move one screenful forward. [comma] or [page up] Go one page backward. [period] or [page down] Go one page forward. [number] g Go to a rotation for the output (default auto): - auto. - 0. - 90. - 180. - 270. - clockwise. -r x,y Comma separated x and y resolution in DPI (default: 300,300). -w width Printable width (in inches) (default: level Independently set the anti-aliasing levels for graphics and text. e.g. -A 0/4. [pages] A comma separated list of page numbers and ranges. Example usage #1: This will render a raster file from

ConversionHeader("json", filename >>> for page in doc: if pno > 0: jsonfile.write(",\n") # comma needed between pages! jsonfile.write(page.getText("json")) pno += 1 >>> jsonfile.write(fitz time findings (in seconds, please note the European number convention: meaning of decimal point and comma is reversed): If we leave out the Adobe manual, this table looks like PyMuPDF is by far the fastest: occurrence on the page. Here are the results using the same test files as above (again: decimal point and comma reversed): Again, (Py-) MuPDF is the fastest around. It is 2.3 to 2.6 times faster than xpdf. pdfminer

page numbers for this utility must be given 1-based. – valid xref numbers start at 1. – Specify a comma-separated list of either single integers or integer ranges. A range is a pair of integers separated Restored mistakenly-reverted fix for 2345: Turn off print statements in utils.py – Include any trailing ... repeated times... text in warnings returned by mupdf_warnings() (rebased only). Changes