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-README for pdfcrop 2012/11/02 v1.38
-
-TABLE OF CONTENTS
-=================
-A. Description
-B. Copyright, Disclaimer, License
-C. Files
-D. Requirements
-E. Installation
-F. User Interface
-G. Restricted Mode
-H. Author
-I. Acknowledgement
-J. Questions, Suggested Improvements
-K. Known Problems
-L. History
-M. ToDo
-
-A. DESCRIPTION
-==============
-PDFCROP takes a PDF file as input, calculates the BoundingBox
-for each page by the help of ghostscript and generates a output
-PDF file with removed margins.
-
-B. COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER, LICENSE
-=================================
-Copyright (C) 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008-2012 Heiko Oberdiek.
-
-This program may be distributed and/or modified under the
-conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.2
-of this license or (at your option) any later version.
-The latest version of this license is in
-  http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
-and version 1.2 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
-version 1999/12/01 or later.
-
-C. FILES
-========
-The project `pdfcrop' consists of two files:
-pdfcrop.pl: This perl script is the main program. The extension
-            `.pl' may be omitted.
-README:     Documentation, the file you are reading.
-
-Following temporary files are produced if `pdfcrop' is invoked:
-tmp-pdfcrop-*.tex:  input file for pdfTeX
-tmp-pdfcrop-*.log:  log file of pdfTeX run
-tmp-pdfcrop-*.pdf:  result after pdfTeX run
-
-D. REQUIREMENTS
-===============
-* Perl5 (version 5 of the perl interpreter)
-* Ghostscript (>= 8.0 if PDF file contains rotated pages)
-* pdfTeX, version >= 1.0 (because of page selecting and \pdfximage syntax)
-  or XeTeX or LuaTeX.
-
-E. INSTALLATION
-===============
-
-1. Perl script `pdfcrop.pl':
-
-   TDS 1.1 location (TDS means "texmf" tree, see CTAN:tds/tds.pdf):
-   * TDS:scripts/pdfcrop/pdfcrop.pl
-   * and a directory that is part of PATH contains a wrapper script
-     or link with name "pdfcrop".
-
-   Unix
-   * It is allowed to rename `pdfcrop.pl' to `pdfcrop':
-       mv pdfcrop.pl pdfcrop
-   * Ensure that the execute permission is set:
-       chmod +x pdfcrop
-   * Move the file to a directory where the shell can find it
-     (environment variable PATH, e.g. /usr/local/bin/).
-
-   Dos/Windows
-   * See requirements. I do not expect that the perl script
-     run under DOS.
-
-2. Restricted program version `rpdfcrop'
-
-   Generate links or install `pdfcrop.pl' again under the
-   name `rpdfcrop'.
-
-   Prefer `rpdfcrop' if you want to add pdfcrop to the
-   programs that may be executed in TeX's restricted
-   shell escape mode. (This feature is added in TeX Live 2009.)
-   For TeX Live (since 2009) see entry for `shell_escape_commands'
-   in the configuration file `texmf.cnf'.
-
-3. Documentation `README':
-
-   Copy it to an appropriate place, for example
-   `/usr/local/share/doc/pdfcrop/README'.
-   It is allowed to rename it to `pdfcrop.txt'.
-
-   TDS location:
-     somewhere below texmf/doc/... (?)
-   Examples:
-     TDS:doc/support/pdfcrop/README
-     TDS:doc/scripts/pdfcrop/README
-     TDS:doc/scripts/pdfcrop.txt
-   TeXLive 2008 and 2009 put it in
-     TDS:doc/support/pdfcrop/README
-
-F. USER INTERFACE
-=================
-* ToDo: User manual
-* Online help:
-    pdfcrop --help
-* Ghostscript's calculation of the bounding box is faster,
-  if --resolution 72 is used instead of ghostscript's implicite
-  default setting of 4000 DPI (hint from Ionut Georgescu).
-  Of course the calculation with higher resolution settings are
-  more accurate.
-
-G. RESTRICTED MODE
-==================
-Restricted mode is enabled if:
-* option `--restricted' is used,
-* the program is called under the name `rpdfcrop'
-* or the called program name contains `restricted'.
-This mode sets restrictions for the following options:
-* --pdftexcmd: if used, the value must be empty or `pdftex'.
-* --xetexcmd: if used, the value must be empty or `xetex'.
-* --luatexcmd: if used, the value must be empty or `luatex'.
-* --gscmd: if used, the value must
-  * be empty or
-  * be one of the standard names (gs, gswin32c, mgs, gs386 gsos2) or
-  * consists of `gs', followed by a version number and an
-    optional `c' (Ghostscript's convention for `console version').
-
-H. AUTHOR
-=========
-Heiko Oberdiek
-Email: heiko.oberdiek at googlemail.com
-
-I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
-==================
-Anthony Williams
-Scott Pakin <pakin at uiuc.edu>
-Ionut Georgescu
-Yves J\"ager
-R (Chandra) Chandrasekhar
-Christian Stapfer
-David Menestrina
-Karl Berry
-
-J. QUESTIONS, SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS
-====================================
-If you have questions, problems with `pdfcrop', error reports,
-if you have improvements or want to have additional features,
-please send them to the author.
-
-My environment for developing and testing:
-* linux, SuSE 9.0
-* perl v5.8.1
-* pdfTeX 3.141592-1.40.x
-* Ghostscript 8.x
-
-K. KNOWN PROBLEMS
-=================
-* pdfcrop relies on Ghostscript for the calculation of the
-  Bounding Box. If Ghostscript returns wrong values or
-  cannot process the pdf file, it sometimes helps to try
-  another version of Ghostscript.
-* XeTeX (and pdfTeX < 1.10a) does not allow the setting of the
-  PDF version in a direct way. Thus pdfcrop fixes the PDF version
-  afterwards in the PDF header. Therefore XeTeX warnings as
-    ** WARNING ** Version of PDF file (1.6) is newer
-                  than version limit specification.
-  can be safely ignored.
-
-L. HISTORY
-==========
-2002/10/30 v1.0:  First release
-2002/10/30 v1.1:  Option --hires added.
-2002/11/04 v1.2:  "nul" instead of "/dev/null" for windows.
-2002/11/23 v1.3:  Use of File::Spec module's "devnull" call.
-2002/11/29 v1.4:  Option --papersize added.
-2004/06/24 v1.5:  Clear map file entries so that pdfTeX
-                  does not touch the fonts.
-2004/06/26 v1.6:  Use mgs.exe instead of gswin32c.exe for MIKTEX.
-2005/03/11 v1.7:  Support of spaces in file names
-                  (open("-|") is used for ghostscript call).
-2008/01/09 v1.8:  Fix for moving the temporary file to the output
-                  file across file system boundaries.
-2008/04/05 v1.9:  Options --resolution and --bbox added.
-2008/07/16 v1.10: Support for XeTeX added with new options
-                  --pdftex, --xetex, --xetexcmds.
-2008/07/22 v1.11: Workaround for open("-|").
-2008/07/23 v1.12: Workarounds for the workaround (error detection, ...).
-2008/07/24 v1.13: open("-|")/workaround removed.
-                  Input files with unsafe file names are linked/copied
-                  to temporary file with safe file name.
-2008/09/12 v1.14: Error detection for invalid Bounding Boxes.
-2009/07/14 v1.15: Fix for negative coordinates in Bounding Boxes
-                  (David Menestrina).
-2009/07/17 v1.16: Security fixes:
-                  * -dSAFER added for Ghostscript,
-                  * -no-shell-escape added for pdfTeX/XeTeX.
-2009/07/17 v1.17: Security fixes:
-                  * Backticks and whitespace are forbidden
-                    for options --(gs|pdftex|xetex)cmd.
-                  * Validation of options --papersize and --resolution.
-2009/07/18 v1.18: * Restricted mode added.
-                  * Option --version added.
-2009/09/24 v1.19: * Ghostscript detection rewritten.
-                  * Cygwin: `gs' is preferred to `gswin32c'.
-2009/10/06 v1.20: * File name sanitizing in .tex file.
-2009/12/21 v1.21: * Option --ini added for iniTeX mode.
-                  * Option --luatex and --luatexcmd added for LuaTeX.
-2009/12/29 v1.22: * Syntax description for option --bbox fixed
-                    (Lukas Prochazka).
-2010/01/09 v1.23: * Options --bbox-odd and --bbox-even added.
-2010/08/16 v1.24: * Workaround added for buggy ghostscript ports
-                    that print the BoundingBox data twice.
-2010/08/26 v1.25: * Fix for the case that the PDF file contains
-                    an entry /CropBox different to /MediaBox.
-                  * \pageinclude implemented for XeTeX.
-                  * XeTeX: --clip does not die, but this option
-                    is ignored, because XeTeX always clip.
-2010/08/26 v1.26: * XeTeX's \XeTeXpdffile expects keyword
-                    `media', not `mediabox'.
-                  * New option --pdfversion.
-                    Default is `auto' that means the PDF version
-                    is inherited from the input file. Before
-                    pdfcrop has used the TeX engine's default.
-                  * Option --luatex fixed (extra empty page at end).
-2010/09/03 v1.27: * Workaround of v1.24 fixed.
-2010/09/06 v1.28: * The Windows registry is searched if Ghostscript
-                    is not found via PATH.
-                  * Windows only: support of spaces in command
-                    names in unrestricted mode.
-2010/09/06 v1.29: * Find the latest Ghostscript version in registry.
-2010/09/15 v1.30: * Warning of pdfTeX because of \pdfobjcompresslevel
-                    avoided when reducing \pdfminorversion.
-                  * Fix for TeX syntax characters in input file names.
-2010/09/17 v1.31: * Passing the input file name via hex string to TeX.
-                  * Again input file names restricted for Ghostscript
-                    command line, switch then to symbol link/copy
-                    method.
-2011/08/10 v1.32: * Detection for gswin64c.exe added.
-2012/02/01 v1.33: * Input file can be `-' (standard input).
-2012/04/18 v1.34: * Format of option --version changed
-                    from naked version number to a line with
-                    program name, date and version.
-2012/10/15 v1.35: * Additional debug infos added for Perl version.
-2012/10/16 v1.36: * More error codes added.
-2012/10/16 v1.37: * Extended error messages if available.
-                  * Fix for broken v1.36.
-2012/11/02 v1.38: * Fix for unsufficient cleanup, if function `cleanup' is
-                    prematurely called in `eval' for `symlink' checking.
-
-
-M. TODO
-=======
-* Description of user interface.
-* Documentation in other formats, eg. man or info pages.
-* Improved error checking.
-* Units support for option --margins.
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+# pdfcrop
+
+Version: 2020/06/06 v1.40
+
+
+## TABLE OF CONTENTS
+
+1. Description
+2. Copyright, Disclaimer, License
+3. Files
+4. Requirements
+5. Installation
+6. User Interface
+7. Restricted Mode
+8. Author
+9. Acknowledgement
+9. Questions, Suggested Improvements
+9. Known Problems
+9. History
+9. ToDo
+
+## 1\. DESCRIPTION
+
+PDFCROP takes a PDF file as input, calculates the BoundingBox
+for each page by the help of ghostscript and generates a output
+PDF file with removed margins.
+
+## 2\. COPYRIGHT, DISCLAIMER, LICENSE
+
+Copyright (C) 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008-2012 Heiko Oberdiek.
+              2020                        Oberdiek Package Support Group
+
+LaTeX Project Public License, version 1.3c or later.
+
+## 3\. FILES
+
+The project `pdfcrop` consists of two files:
+
+`pdfcrop.pl`: This perl script is the main program. The extension
+            `.pl` may be omitted.\
+`README.md`:  Documentation, the file you are reading.
+
+Following temporary files are produced if `pdfcrop` is invoked:
+
+`tmp-pdfcrop-*.tex`:  input file for pdfTeX, luatex or xetex\
+`tmp-pdfcrop-*.log`:  log file of pdfTeX, luatex or xetex run\
+`tmp-pdfcrop-*.pdf`:  result after pdfTeX, luatex or xetex run
+
+The temporary files are deleted after the run unless the `--debug` option is
+used.
+
+## 4\. REQUIREMENTS
+
+* Perl5 (version 5 of the perl interpreter)
+* Ghostscript (>= 8.0 if PDF file contains rotated pages)
+* pdfTeX, version >= 1.0 (because of page selecting and \pdfximage syntax)
+  or XeTeX or LuaTeX.
+
+## 5\. INSTALLATION
+
+Normally `pdfcrop` will be installed by the TeX system. 
+
+If a manual installation is needed
+
+### 1\. Perl script `pdfcrop.pl`:
+
+TDS 1.1 location (TDS means "texmf" tree, see CTAN:tds/tds.pdf):
+* TDS:scripts/pdfcrop/pdfcrop.pl
+* and a directory that is part of PATH contains a wrapper script
+     or link with name "pdfcrop".
+
+Unix
+* It is allowed to rename `pdfcrop.pl` to `pdfcrop`:
+    mv pdfcrop.pl pdfcrop
+* Ensure that the execute permission is set:
+    chmod +x pdfcrop
+* Move the file to a directory where the shell can find it
+  (environment variable PATH, e.g. /usr/local/bin/).
+
+Dos/Windows
+   * See requirements. I do not expect that the perl script
+     runs under DOS.
+
+### 2\. Restricted program version `rpdfcrop`
+
+   Generate links or install `pdfcrop.pl` again under the
+   name `rpdfcrop`.
+
+   Prefer `rpdfcrop` if you want to add pdfcrop to the
+   programs that may be executed in TeX's restricted
+   shell escape mode. (This feature is added in TeX Live 2009.)
+   For TeX Live (since 2009) see entry for `shell_escape_commands`
+   in the configuration file `texmf.cnf`.
+
+### 3\. Documentation `README.md`:
+
+   Copy it to an appropriate place, for example
+   `/usr/local/share/doc/pdfcrop/README.md`.
+   It is allowed to rename it to `pdfcrop.txt` or `pdfcrop.md`.
+
+   TDS location:\
+     somewhere below texmf/doc/... (?)
+     
+   Examples:\
+     `TDS:doc/support/pdfcrop/README.md`\
+     `TDS:doc/scripts/pdfcrop/README.md`\
+     `TDS:doc/scripts/pdfcrop.txt`
+     
+   TeXLive 2020 put it in\ 
+     `TDS:doc/support/pdfcrop/README.md`
+
+## 6\. USER INTERFACE
+
+* ToDo: User manual
+* Online help:
+    `pdfcrop --help`
+* Ghostscript's calculation of the bounding box is faster,
+  if `--resolution 72` is used instead of ghostscript's implicite
+  default setting of 4000 DPI (hint from Ionut Georgescu).
+  Of course the calculation with higher resolution settings are
+  more accurate.
+
+## 7\. RESTRICTED MODE
+
+Restricted mode is enabled if:
+
+* option `--restricted` is used,
+* the program is called under the name `rpdfcrop`
+* or the called program name contains `restricted`.
+
+This mode sets restrictions for the following options:
+
+* `--pdftexcmd`: if used, the value must be empty or `pdftex`.
+* `--xetexcmd`: if used, the value must be empty or `xetex`.
+* `--luatexcmd`: if used, the value must be empty or `luatex`.
+* `--gscmd`: if used, the value must
+  * be empty or
+  * be one of the standard names (gs, gswin32c, mgs, gs386, gsos2) or
+  * consists of `gs`, followed by a version number and an
+      optional `c` (Ghostscript's convention for `console version`).
+
+## 8\. AUTHORS
+
+Heiko Oberdiek\
+Email: heiko.oberdiek at googlemail.com\
+Oberdiek Package Support Group\
+[https://github.com/ho-tex/pdfcrop]
+
+## 9\. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
+
+Anthony Williams\
+Scott Pakin <pakin at uiuc.edu>\
+Ionut Georgescu\
+Yves Jäger\
+R (Chandra) Chandrasekhar\
+Christian Stapfer\
+David Menestrina\
+Karl Berry
+
+## 10. QUESTIONS, SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENTS
+
+If you have questions, problems with `pdfcrop`, error reports,
+if you have improvements or want to have additional features,
+please send them to the author or add an issue to
+https://github.com/ho-tex/pdfcrop
+
+My environment for developing and testing:
+* linux, SuSE 9.0
+* perl v5.8.1
+* pdfTeX 3.141592-1.40.x
+* Ghostscript 8.x
+
+## 11. KNOWN PROBLEMS
+
+* pdfcrop relies on Ghostscript for the calculation of the
+  Bounding Box. If Ghostscript returns wrong values or
+  cannot process the pdf file, it sometimes helps to try
+  another version of Ghostscript.
+* Older XeTeX (and pdfTeX < 1.10a) does not allow the setting of the
+  PDF version in a direct way. In this cases pdfcrop tries to fix the PDF version
+  afterwards in the PDF header and XeTeX warnings as the following can be safely ignored.
+  
+        ** WARNING ** Version of PDF file (1.6) is newer
+                  than version limit specification.
+   
+  
+
+## 12. HISTORY
+
+|Version         | Notes |
+|----------------|-------|
+|2002/10/30 v1.0:|  First release|
+|2002/10/30 v1.1:|  Option `--hires` added.|
+|2002/11/04 v1.2:|  "nul" instead of "/dev/null" for windows.|
+|2002/11/23 v1.3:|  Use of File::Spec module's "devnull" call.|
+|2002/11/29 v1.4:|  Option `--papersize` added.|
+|2004/06/24 v1.5:|  Clear map file entries so that pdfTeX does not touch the fonts.|
+|2004/06/26 v1.6:|  Use mgs.exe instead of gswin32c.exe for MIKTEX.|
+|2005/03/11 v1.7:|  Support of spaces in file names                    |
+|--              |  `(open("-`&#124;`")` is used for ghostscript call).|
+|2008/01/09 v1.8:|  Fix for moving the temporary file to the output file across file system boundaries.|
+|2008/04/05 v1.9:|  Options `--resolution` and `--bbox` added. |
+|2008/07/16 v1.10:| Support for XeTeX added with new options `--pdftex`, `--xetex`, `--xetexcmds`.|
+|2008/07/22 v1.11:| Workaround for `(open("-`&#124;`")`.|
+|2008/07/23 v1.12:| Workarounds for the workaround (error detection, ...).|
+|2008/07/24 v1.13:| `(open("-`&#124;`")`/ workaround removed.|
+|--               | Input files with unsafe file names are linked/copied to temporary file with safe file name.|
+|2008/09/12 v1.14:| Error detection for invalid Bounding Boxes.|
+|2009/07/14 v1.15:| Fix for negative coordinates in Bounding Boxes (David Menestrina).
+|2009/07/17 v1.16:| Security fixes: |
+|--               | \* `-dSAFER` added for Ghostscript, |
+|--               | \* `-no-shell-escape` added for pdfTeX/XeTeX.|
+|2009/07/17 v1.17:| Security fixes:
+|--               | \* Backticks and whitespace are forbidden for options `--gs`, `--pdftexcmd`, `--xetexcmd`.|
+|--               | \* Validation of options `--papersize` and `--resolution`.|
+|2009/07/18 v1.18:| \* Restricted mode added.   |
+|--               | \* Option `--version` added.|
+|2009/09/24 v1.19:| \* Ghostscript detection rewritten. |
+|--               | \* Cygwin: `gs` is preferred to `gswin32c`.|
+|2009/10/06 v1.20:| \* File name sanitizing in .tex file.|
+|2009/12/21 v1.21:| \* Option `--ini` added for iniTeX mode. |
+|--               |   \* Option `--luatex` and `--luatexcmd` added for LuaTeX.|
+|2009/12/29 v1.22:| \* Syntax description for option `--bbox` fixed (Lukas Prochazka).|
+|2010/01/09 v1.23:| \* Options `--bbox`-odd and --bbox-even added.|
+|2010/08/16 v1.24:| \* Workaround added for buggy ghostscript ports that print the BoundingBox data twice.|
+|2010/08/26 v1.25:| \* Fix for the case that the PDF file contains an entry /CropBox different to /MediaBox.|
+|--               | \* \pageinclude implemented for XeTeX. |
+|--               | \* XeTeX: `--clip` does not die, but this option is ignored, because XeTeX always clip.|
+|2010/08/26 v1.26:| \* XeTeX's \XeTeXpdffile expects keyword `media`, not `mediabox`.|
+|--               | \* New option `--pdfversion`.|
+|--               |  Default is `auto` that means the PDF version is inherited from the input file. Before pdfcrop has used the TeX engine's default.|
+|--               | \* Option `--luatex` fixed (extra empty page at end).|
+|2010/09/03 v1.27:| \* Workaround of v1.24 fixed.|
+|2010/09/06 v1.28:| \* The Windows registry is searched if Ghostscript is not found via PATH.
+|--               | \* Windows only: support of spaces in command names in unrestricted mode.|
+|2010/09/06 v1.29:| \* Find the latest Ghostscript version in registry.|
+|2010/09/15 v1.30:| \* Warning of pdfTeX because of \pdfobjcompresslevel avoided when reducing \pdfminorversion.|
+|--               | \* Fix for TeX syntax characters in input file names.|
+|2010/09/17 v1.31:| \* Passing the input file name via hex string to TeX.|
+|--               |  \* Again input file names restricted for Ghostscript command line, switch then to symbol link/copy method.|
+|2011/08/10 v1.32:| \* Detection for gswin64c.exe added.|
+|2012/02/01 v1.33:| \* Input file can be `-` (standard input).|
+|2012/04/18 v1.34:| \* Format of option `--version` changed from naked version number to a line with program name, date and version.|
+|2012/10/15 v1.35:| \* Additional debug infos added for Perl version.|
+|2012/10/16 v1.36:| \* More error codes added.|
+|2012/10/16 v1.37:| \* Extended error messages if available.|
+|--               | \* Fix for broken v1.36.|
+|2012/11/02 v1.38:| \* Fix for unsufficient cleanup, if function `cleanup` is prematurely called in `eval` for `symlink` checking.|
+|2020/05/24 v1.39:| \* adapted to pdfversion 2.0,|
+|--               | \*  corrected luatex support|
+|--               | \*  corrected a problem with xetex.|
+|2020/06/06 v1.40:| \* improved ghostscript detection on windows when a bash is used|
+|--               | \* added direct pdfversion support to xetex.| 
+                      
+
+## 13. TODO
+
+* Description of user interface.
+* Documentation in other formats, eg. man or info pages.
+* Improved error checking.
+* Units support for option `--margins`.