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glishlab Posted - 01/04/2003 : 6:00:54 PM
I am creating dynamic labels from labtalk script.

I have series of data points to label and I want the labels to be rotated 90 degrees.

I can get all of my labels where I want them no problem.

I just can not rotate them

Here is the generic script I am using:

label -a 91 2 -n Mass1 91;
set Mass1 -tr 91;

This should create a label "91" named Mass1 at the x,y coordinate 91,2. The label is created but not rotated.

Any help would be of great assistance. Thank you.

Desmond
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Laurie Posted - 01/07/2003 : 10:37:16 AM
LabTalk is made up of both commands and object methods and properties. You will want to look at the Object Reference chapter of the LabTalk Help.

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glishlab Posted - 01/07/2003 : 10:24:56 AM
That did the charm.

I wonder why those commands are not in the help file. I did not know that object had methods (I am fereing to it as they would be called in VB....)

Desmond
cjfraz Posted - 01/06/2003 : 10:07:34 PM


Mass1.rotate = 90;

where '90' is degrees rotated.

you can then drop the set statement.

J...

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