Call: PLOT_TEXT
The x-coordinate of the place near which the string is to be plotted.
Which part of the string is located at (x,y) is determined by the
alignment.
This argument is mandatory and should be of type
Number.
The y-coordinate of the place near which the string is to be plotted.
Which part of the string is located at (x,y) is determined by the
alignment.
This argument is mandatory and should be of type
Number.
Any of the text representations that are currently defined.
These include representations that are reserved for elements
of graphs (such as TITLE)
as well as some general purpose representations such as
FUNCTION-1,
FUNCTION-2 etc.
For convenience, a few text representations are provided that are not
used by the program and that can therefore be modified at will. These
include some commonly used fonts: Times Roman
(TIMES-ROMAN)
and Prestige Elite
(PRESTIGE),
but also Greek characters
(GREEK), gothic
characters
(GOTHIC)
and the italics for most of these
(e.g. GOTHIC-ITALIC).
Not all of these are available with all graphics systems.
The font should be specified with a variable of the type
String.
[By default, the COMMENT
text representation is used.]
The alignment determines which point of the text string has
to be placed at the coordinate (x,y). The alignment should
be specified as a
String in the format
`h-v` where h is one of the horizontal and v one of the vertical
alignments.
[By default, the alignment is assumed to be `NORMAL-NORMAL`.]
Text is normally plotted horizontally, but you can ask to
have the text plotted at an angle by giving this optional
argument.
The orientation is a Number
and should be specified in degrees.
[By default: 0\°.]
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Formatted on 21/01/18 at 16:55.