TXTB (Plot a file of text)
The TXTB command plots text from a file as a text block. The command line gives the text file name and the sub-command line may optionally be used to set new text characteristics.
Command Syntax:
att,height,width,space,slant,font
Command Parameters:
refp |
Reference point (0 - 11) from which to refer the following offsets. (Default is reference point 1.) |
xoff,yoff |
Point at which to plot text. The default is the current att position. |
just |
Text justification |
-1 left justify at xoff,yoff (Default). |
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0 Centered at xoff,yoff. |
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1 right justified at xoff,yoff. |
dy |
The line spacing. The default is 1.5 times the text height. |
file |
The name of an ASCII file containing the text. |
Sub-Command Parameters:
att |
Attribute for text. |
height |
Character height. |
width |
Character width. |
space |
Character spacing. |
slant |
Slant of the characters in degrees from vertical. The default is the last slant specified. |
font |
Text font (default is current font). Refer to the FONT command for descriptions of the available fonts. |
Example
TXTB 3,-10,40,-1,NOTES.DAT
Plots the text in file NOTES.DAT along the right margin of the map. The current default text characteristics are used.
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