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"Subtitle=" in Function graphics [message #90800]

Thu, 16 April 2015 08:23

wlandsman
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There does not appear to be an equivalent of the direct graphics "Subtitle" keyword in function graphics. Can anyone suggest the best way to make a subtitle in function graphics?

I know that if one supplies a string array to the TEXT() command, then each string will be displayed on a separate line. I was hoping to supply a [xtitle,subtitle] array to the XTITLE keyword, but the [xy]TITLE keywords do not behave like TEXT(). It would also be nice if one could supply a multiline title to the TITLE keyword. --Wayne

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Re: "Subtitle=" in Function graphics [message #90802 is a reply to message #90800]

Thu, 16 April 2015 11:12

lecacheux.alain
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Le jeudi 16 avril 2015 17:23:38 UTC+2, wlandsman a écrit :
> There does not appear to be an equivalent of the direct graphics "Subtitle" keyword in function graphics. Can anyone suggest the best way to make a subtitle in function graphics?
>
> I know that if one supplies a string array to the TEXT() command, then each string will be displayed on a separate line. I was hoping to supply a [xtitle,subtitle] array to the XTITLE keyword, but the [xy]TITLE keywords do not behave like TEXT(). It would also be nice if one could supply a multiline title to the TITLE keyword. --Wayne

What I am using is:
pl = plot(/TEST)
pl.TITLE = 'title!Csubtitle'
Of course you can use more subtle !C-combinations in order to change font size, type, etc... between title and subtitle strings.
Maybe there might be a more advanced possibility, but I am not aware of.
alain.

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Re: "Subtitle=" in Function graphics [message #90803 is a reply to message #90802]

Thu, 16 April 2015 11:56

wlandsman
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Thanks, Alain. It is good to know that the embedded formatting commands work in both direct graphics and function graphics. --Wayne

http://www.exelisvis.com/docs/embedded_formatting_comm.html

On Thursday, April 16, 2015 at 2:12:36 PM UTC-4, alx wrote:
> What I am using is:
> pl = plot(/TEST)
> pl.TITLE = 'title!Csubtitle'
> Of course you can use more subtle !C-combinations in order to change font size, type, etc... between title and subtitle strings.
> Maybe there might be a more advanced possibility, but I am not aware of.
> alain.

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