Tom Paskhalis
Tom Paskhalis
Could you give an example pdf, where this problem was encountered?
That's strange. It's unlikely to be a `tabulizer` issue, the problem probably lies somewhere upstream. Either [Tabula](https://github.com/tabulapdf/tabula-java/) or even the pdf file itself. What happens if you copy-paste these figures...
What is the Java version you're using? The current version of Tabula requires Java no lower than 7.
`tabulizerjars` is now available on CRAN. Could you try installing this package separately first with the usual `install.packages("tabulizerjars")` and check whether there are problems with this part?
My understanding of the structure of PDF files is that there is no way one could guarantee the correct encoding of text extracted from PDF in anything other than Unicode....
Seems like the installation of `testthat` package fails. Could you try installing it first by running `install.packages("testthat")`?
Apologies, as this might be rather late. But try running `R CMD javareconf` from the command line prior to installing `rJava`. Or, if it's already installed, remove it, do javareconf...
Hard to say without more details. @helal06, could you provide the output of `sessionInfo()` and specific error message that you get?
@sckott thank you for the suggestion! I back-tagged the first two CRAN releases. Will do that from now on for the future releases.
The release of Java 17 caused some issues in the way R interacts with it through rJava. More specifically from Brian Ripley's email: ``` On the most common form of...