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help for ^addtxt^                                                    (vers 1.0)
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add text to most recent graph - -----------------------------

^addtxt^ x y, ^t^ext^(^"text"^)^ [^a^lign^(^#^)^ ^r^otate^(^#^)^ ^fh^gt^(^#^)^ ^fw^dth^(^#^)^ ^p^en^(^# > ^)^ ^SA^ving^(^filename[^,replace^])^ ]

Description - -----------

^addtxt^ adds ^text^ to the most recent graph, positioned at graph coordinates (^x,y^).

This program translates graph coordinates into screen coordinates, and is otherwise a wrapper for the -@gph@ text- command. It is based on the addtext program printed in the manual [G] gph, p.64; but includes additional syntax options which are passed to -@gph@- commands.

Options - -------

^align(^#^)^: -1, 0, or 1 for left, center and right-justified. Default is left-justified. see [G] gph text options

^rotate(^#^)^: 0 or 1. 0 = text is placed horizontally from left to right (default). 1 = text is placed vertically from bottom to top.

^fhgt(^%^)^ font height. Argument should be integer percentage of default font height if other than default is desired. See [G] gph font.

^fwdth(^%^)^ font width. Argument should be integer percentage of default font width if other than default is desired. See [G] gph font.

^pen(^#^)^ sets the current pen, where # is 0-9. default is 1 (recommended for text). See [G] gph pen.

Comments - --------

^addtxt^ will not work if the current graph was displayed via - -graph using <filename>- or was generated by a program or do-file which utilized local macros for variable name arguments (eg. -sts graph-).

Also see - --------

Manual: [G] gph On line: help for @gph@, @graph@