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| florenciapw |
Posted - 08/19/2005 : 2:30:16 PM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 6.0
Operating System: DOS (Windows)
Hi, Mike:
I´ve created a taxt object through the following script:
label -s -sa -d (.05*page.width) (.97*page.height) -n Path \v(%X%G.OPJ);
How can I set the font size?
florencia |
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| greg |
Posted - 08/23/2005 : 5:18:47 PM
User-created Visual Objects have a generic set of properties which may or may not apply to a particular object. The current property list is :
ARROWBEGINLENGTH
ARROWBEGINSHAPE
ARROWBEGINWIDTH
ARROWENDLENGTH
ARROWENDSHAPE
ARROWENDWIDTH
ARROWPOSITION
ATTACH
AUTO
BACKGROUND
COLOR
DX
DY
ENABLE
EVENT
FILLCOLOR
FONT
FSIZE
HEIGHT
HMOVE
INDEX
KEEPINSIDE
LEFT
LINETYPE
LINEWIDTH
MOUSE
NAME
REALTIME
REVVIDEO
ROTATE
SCRIPT
SHOW
STATES
TEXT
TOP
VERBATIM
VMOVE
WIDTH
X
Y
A Text Object will have TEXT, FONT, FSIZE, COLOR, etc. , but will not have a ARROWENDSHAPE property.
Similarly, an Arrow object will have ARROWENDSHAPE, COLOR, X, etc. , but will not have a TEXT property.
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| altomare |
Posted - 08/19/2005 : 6:26:07 PM
quote:
What type of objects does this command (Object_name.fsize) apply to?
I believe it applies to al user created visual objects, but I am not sure. I only use it for text label and so on. I am sure the manual will say more :-)
Ciao
Fabio |
| florenciapw |
Posted - 08/19/2005 : 3:37:47 PM
Thanks a lot, Fabio! It worked perfectly.
What type of objects does this command (Object_name.fsize) apply to?
florencia |
| altomare |
Posted - 08/19/2005 : 3:16:09 PM
Hi Florencia,
I believe that
Object_name.fsize=30;
should work (30 is the size in point using the current font)
Be careful because Object_name can't contain some special characters (like "." and maybe some others)
HTH
Fabio |
