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Is there a way parse/replace text in .doc document without WINWORD using python, golang, c++ or other language? I checked structure .doc document and its looks like:
[1]CompObj
[5]DocumentSummaryInformation
[5]SummaryInformation
1Table
WordDocument
But it contains binary data in most place. Basically there is binary data.
In golang, you could use unidoc/unioffice, which is a pure go library for creating and processing Office Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx) and Powerpoint (.pptx) documents.
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I have a python code that reds and writes to json and csv files. I want to secure the information contained within the files. Is there a way I could encrypt json and csv files so that the data stored in them would only be readable by the python code only?
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I want to know what libraries are there to convert any voice to text locally (offline). Even if the word is incomprehensible or meaningless (Literally translate words) in python.
Have a look at SpeechRecognition. CMU Sphinx will work offline but may not be as efficient.
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I have hundreds of articles on many topics in pdf files in a directory. I need to point some papers containing the keywords git log or git diff command from those hundreds of articles. Then, I will collect the selected articles in a list.
How can we do that using Python?
If you are not opposed to using a library, you can use
https://github.com/euske/pdfminer
I've done something of the sort for nodejs, just recursively scan the directory and scan every file with pdfminer and make it return the results.
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I have 20 text files. i have to open them in excel's sheets (in 1 excel file with different sheets with same name of that text file). can anyone please suggest me the logic and which package is good for that. i am new in python so
Try with openpyxl. You should figure out logic yourself, get back when you have more specific questions.
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I am looking for a good Python PDF library that would parse some format to pdf (I want to use it to programmatically create documents). I have dome some search, and PyPDF looks like an option. Is there any other libraries that I should be aware of?
Here are a few options: ReportLab, PyX, and pyfpdf.