Remove latin2ascii.py because it converts the latin-interpreted bytes of a file to ascii, but this has not much to do with PDF's. #360
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… of a file to ascii, but this has not much to do with PDF's.
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Description
An issue was raised in #356 about latin2ascii.py. I've never actually noticed this file but now there is a bug in it...
The latin2ascii.py file is a command line utility tool that can be use to convert the latin-interpreted bytes of a file to an ascii-encoded file. It does not use any of the functionality from pdfminer.six. I think we should remove this from our API because it is not part of the goal of pdfminer: extract text from pdf files.
Closes #356
How Has This Been Tested?
Nope
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