convert single page from pdf to jpg and getting error: `no matches found: Binder3.pdf[12]`












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I want to convert single page from 333 pdf pages file i have tried with this command convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg, but for some reason I am getting this error




zsh: no matches found: Binder3.pdf[12]




The name of the file is correct i double check it, why is it not working? I am using ImageMagick 6.9.10-8 Q16 x86_64 20180723






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I want to convert single page from 333 pdf pages file i have tried with this command convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg, but for some reason I am getting this error




zsh: no matches found: Binder3.pdf[12]




The name of the file is correct i double check it, why is it not working? I am using ImageMagick 6.9.10-8 Q16 x86_64 20180723






pdf convert zsh imagemagick







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  • it worked. can u post it as an answer?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • yes I am using zsh thanks it worked this way as well!
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • Please see answer below
    – steeldriver
    2 days ago














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I want to convert single page from 333 pdf pages file i have tried with this command convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg, but for some reason I am getting this error




zsh: no matches found: Binder3.pdf[12]




The name of the file is correct i double check it, why is it not working? I am using ImageMagick 6.9.10-8 Q16 x86_64 20180723






pdf convert zsh imagemagick







share|improve this question















I want to convert single page from 333 pdf pages file i have tried with this command convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg, but for some reason I am getting this error




zsh: no matches found: Binder3.pdf[12]




The name of the file is correct i double check it, why is it not working? I am using ImageMagick 6.9.10-8 Q16 x86_64 20180723






pdf convert zsh imagemagick




pdf convert zsh imagemagick






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  • it worked. can u post it as an answer?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • yes I am using zsh thanks it worked this way as well!
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • Please see answer below
    – steeldriver
    2 days ago


















  • it worked. can u post it as an answer?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • yes I am using zsh thanks it worked this way as well!
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago










  • Please see answer below
    – steeldriver
    2 days ago
















it worked. can u post it as an answer?
– Dimitar
2 days ago




it worked. can u post it as an answer?
– Dimitar
2 days ago












yes I am using zsh thanks it worked this way as well!
– Dimitar
2 days ago




yes I am using zsh thanks it worked this way as well!
– Dimitar
2 days ago












Please see answer below
– steeldriver
2 days ago




Please see answer below
– steeldriver
2 days ago










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[12] is a shell glob expression - in the default bash shell, if it doesn't match anything in the current directory, then the string Binder3.pdf[12] will be passed unmolested to the convert program, however in zsh the default is to error out on nomatch (equivalent to the bash failglob shell option).



You can get bash-like behavior in zsh by setting setopt +o nomatch however this may result in unexpected behavior if there is a glob match - it's better to force the shell (whichever one) to treat the characters literally e.g.



convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg


or



convert "Binder3.pdf[12]" image.jpg





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  • and if i set setopt +o nomatch to unset it i need to execute setopt -o nomatch?
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    @Dimitar yes that's correct
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[12] is a shell glob expression - in the default bash shell, if it doesn't match anything in the current directory, then the string Binder3.pdf[12] will be passed unmolested to the convert program, however in zsh the default is to error out on nomatch (equivalent to the bash failglob shell option).



You can get bash-like behavior in zsh by setting setopt +o nomatch however this may result in unexpected behavior if there is a glob match - it's better to force the shell (whichever one) to treat the characters literally e.g.



convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg


or



convert "Binder3.pdf[12]" image.jpg





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  • and if i set setopt +o nomatch to unset it i need to execute setopt -o nomatch?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago






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    @Dimitar yes that's correct
    – steeldriver
    2 days ago
















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[12] is a shell glob expression - in the default bash shell, if it doesn't match anything in the current directory, then the string Binder3.pdf[12] will be passed unmolested to the convert program, however in zsh the default is to error out on nomatch (equivalent to the bash failglob shell option).



You can get bash-like behavior in zsh by setting setopt +o nomatch however this may result in unexpected behavior if there is a glob match - it's better to force the shell (whichever one) to treat the characters literally e.g.



convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg


or



convert "Binder3.pdf[12]" image.jpg





share|improve this answer





















  • and if i set setopt +o nomatch to unset it i need to execute setopt -o nomatch?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago






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    @Dimitar yes that's correct
    – steeldriver
    2 days ago














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[12] is a shell glob expression - in the default bash shell, if it doesn't match anything in the current directory, then the string Binder3.pdf[12] will be passed unmolested to the convert program, however in zsh the default is to error out on nomatch (equivalent to the bash failglob shell option).



You can get bash-like behavior in zsh by setting setopt +o nomatch however this may result in unexpected behavior if there is a glob match - it's better to force the shell (whichever one) to treat the characters literally e.g.



convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg


or



convert "Binder3.pdf[12]" image.jpg





share|improve this answer












[12] is a shell glob expression - in the default bash shell, if it doesn't match anything in the current directory, then the string Binder3.pdf[12] will be passed unmolested to the convert program, however in zsh the default is to error out on nomatch (equivalent to the bash failglob shell option).



You can get bash-like behavior in zsh by setting setopt +o nomatch however this may result in unexpected behavior if there is a glob match - it's better to force the shell (whichever one) to treat the characters literally e.g.



convert Binder3.pdf[12] image.jpg


or



convert "Binder3.pdf[12]" image.jpg






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  • and if i set setopt +o nomatch to unset it i need to execute setopt -o nomatch?
    – Dimitar
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    @Dimitar yes that's correct
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  • and if i set setopt +o nomatch to unset it i need to execute setopt -o nomatch?
    – Dimitar
    2 days ago






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