Adds a title and/or changes the title attribute.
chips> TITLE <color>
chips> TITLE ["<title_text>"]
chips> TITLE SIZE ["<size_value>"]
Argument: <color>
Description: title color
Options: BLACK, BLUE, CYAN, DEFAULT, GREEN, MAGENTA, RED, WHITE,
YELLOW
Default: DEFAULT (appears in ChIPS window as white; prints as black)
Argument: <title_text>
Description: the text for the title, 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
The FONT command has more information about
font options.
Argument: <size_value>
Description: title size
Options: real numbers
Default: 1.0
Issuing this command with no argument will delete the current title.
CIAO allows some plot attributes to be changed using the ChIPS
state object and resource file. See
"ahelp chips" for further
details.
chips> D 1 CURVE data/example.dat X 1 Y 2
chips> TITLE "My Title"
chips> TITLE YELLOW
A data file is plotted and a title is added to a plot. The color of
the title is then changed to yellow.
chips> TITLE "x = \frac{y+z/2}{y^{2}+3}"
A title that contains a mathematical expression is added to a plot by
using TeX syntax.
chips> D 1 LABEL 2.0 50.0 "\oe This \rm is \gr Greek"
This LABEL command utilizes TeX syntax in order to achieve mixed font
settings in the same plot. The command produces a label where
"This" is in Old English font, "is" is in Roman
font, and "Greek" is in the Greek font.
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axes,
drawarea,
errs,
font,
grids,
label,
levels,
limits,
line,
linear,
location,
log,
relativesize,
split,
symbol,
ticks,
tickvals,
xlabel,
ylabel,
zlabel
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