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Re: ps/eps ouput from object graphic [message #48518 is a reply to message #48517] Thu, 27 April 2006 06:58 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Boto wrote:
> Thanks Ben~~!
> I have another question.
>
> I have read the article from coyote
> site.(http://www.dfanning.com/ographics_tips/greek.html)
> But I want express a epsilon character so I command like this~
>
> xobjview,obj_new('IDLgrText',Enable_Formatting=1,"!Z('03B5'x) ")
>
> However, it did not work! Just long empty square is shown not a
> charater.
>
> Why does this happen?
>
> How can I avoid this error?
>

Hi,

You have to read the whole article to avoid this error. (Don't you hate
it when this happens - I'll bet you read the rest of the article just
after hitting the send button. I do that waaay too often. Ready! Fire!
Aim!)

It's objects all the way down. By not specifying the font you accepted
the the default - to do the symbol stuff you need more vectory fonts
like Hershey (which is the default for Direct Graphics.)

xobjview,obj_new('IDLgrText',Enable_Formatting=1,"!Z('03B5'x) ", $
font = obj_new('IDLgrFont', 'Hershey'))

If you are digging to OG I recommend Ronn Kling's "Power Graphics with
IDL". www.rlkling.com

Cheers,
Ben
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