To change label attributes:
chips> [D #] {L # | LABEL} "<text>"
chips> [D #] L # <xcoor> <ycoor>
chips> [D #] {L # | LABEL} ANGLE <rot_angle>
chips> [D #] {L # | LABEL} <color>
chips> [D #] {L # | LABEL} SIZE <size_value>
The LABEL command can take many arguments:
Argument: <color>
Description: label color
Options: BLACK, BLUE, CYAN, DEFAULT, GREEN, MAGENTA, RED, WHITE, YELLOW
Default: DEFAULT (appears in ChIPS window as white; prints as black)
Argument: D #
Description: drawing area number designation
Options: integer numbers
Default: current drawing area
See the D command for more information about
this argument.
Argument: L #
Description: label number designation
Options: integer numbers
Default: current label
Argument: <rot_angle>
Description: rotation angle in degrees
Options: real numbers
Default: 0.0
Argument: <size_value>
Description: label size
Options: real numbers
Default: 1.0
Argument: <text>
Description: the text for the label, which must be in quotes
(" "). The <text> may contain TeX syntax
for formatting text, creating mathematical expressions,
and mixing font settings.
Options: quoted character string
Argument: <xcoor>
Description: X coordinate of start location for label
Options: real numbers
Argument: <ycoor>
Description: Y coordinate of start location for labels
Options: real numbers
If <xcoor> and <ycoor> are not included, the
current label is replaced. These arguments must be
included when adding the first label.
CIAO allows some plot attributes to be changed using the ChIPS
state object and resource file. See
"ahelp chips" for further
details.
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