hey， how to get the coordinates joints in the table

[liu-guo-jing]

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[anakin87]

I don't understand the issue.

If you want table coordinates, you can use table._bbox

[liu-guo-jing]

I want to get the coordinates of the four joints in each cell of the table. As far as I know, they can be applied in table_areas=[x1,y1,x2,y2]

[anakin87]

Did you try my suggestion?

[NurielWainstein]

hi, have anyone managed to do this? I need the coordinates of each cell in the table, similar to the camelot.plot(joint) but instead of plotting them, i need them in [x1,y1,x2,y2] for every cell in the table.

[btakeya]

@NurielWainstein hey, do you still need to know about this? hope code snippet below would help.

tables = camelot.read_pdf("sample.pdf", "1")
table = tables[0]
for x in table[0].cells:
  for y in x:
    plt.plot(j.x1, j.y1, "ro")
    plt.plot(j.x2, j.y2, "ro")
    plt.plot(j.x1, j.y2, "ro")
    plt.plot(j.x2, j.y1, "ro")

plt.show()

and this code shows to me as below:

origin table from pdf (written in korean, but wouldn't matter I think):