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Markus Posted - 03/23/2004 : 05:46:29 AM
I have some projects with a lot of graphs which I want to appear the same way for reporting purposes. I perform some labelling actions with graph-windows, for example I create and place a new legend at a certain position and perform an update of the legend afterwards:
label -d 4400 3500 -sl -n Legend text;
legend;

What I miss is the possibility to access the properties -e.g. black line as background or the font size. In the help I found that the legend-command takes no options and no arguments.
Is there any workaround to modify the properties of the legend by script?

Thanks for any help
Markus


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Markus Posted - 03/24/2004 : 02:49:31 AM
Thank you Mike, thats exactly what I need!

Markus

Mike Buess Posted - 03/23/2004 : 08:02:36 AM
Hi Markus,

The legend is just a text label named "legend" and can be manipulated with the label command (as you've already found) and as any other named object. If you search for "User-created visual objects" in your labtalk guide you'll find that properties such as legend.left, legend.top, legend.background, legend.color and many more are available.

Mike Buess
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