Ghostscript can count and display the number of pages of a PDF on stdout
. The commandline is
gswin32c ^
-q ^
-dNODISPLAY ^
-c "(input.pdf) (r) file runpdfbegin pdfpagecount = quit"
Here all the -c "..."
stuff is a PostScript commandline snippet (using a few GS internal command extensions). And input.pdf is the PDF filename (could also be a full path like (c:/path/to/my.pdf)
).
However, a better and faster tool for this kind of job would be to use pdfinfo
(part of the XPDF-utilities, also available on Windows).
Update:
@ebyrob wants to know if one can modify my example command line so that it also displays the PDF in a single operation. Try this:
gswin32c ^
-q ^
-c "(input.pdf) (r) file runpdfbegin pdfpagecount =" ^
-f input.pdf
Well, it's not a single operation -- it's just two different operations in a single commandline.
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