void add_edit_text_label_in_graph()
{
	// Declare graph layer using active layer
	GraphLayer gly = Project.ActiveLayer();
	if( !gly )
	{
		out_str("Active layer is not a graph!");
		return;
	}
	// Note: Labels can exist in pages such as worksheet as well
	// This example just works with graph layer

	// Create a new label object
	string strLabelName = "MyTextLabel";
	// Need to use LabTalk to add a new label object
	// Place some dummy text in label to begin with
	string strCMD;
	strCMD.Format("label -n %s dummy", strLabelName);
	LT_execute(strCMD);
	// Note: If label by that name already exists, the above just changes existing 
	// text value to "dummy"
	
	
	// Declare graph object in OC using name of the label
	GraphObject grobj;
	grobj = gly.GraphObjects(strLabelName);
	
	// Can now assign text value to label such as:
	grobj.Text = "This is my text";
	// Can use formatting in text string such as to make multiline label:
	string strLabelText;
	double dVal1 = 10.3, dVal2 = 0.035;
	strLabelText.Format("Value 1 = \t%f\nValue 2 = \t%f", dVal1, dVal2);
	grobj.Text = strLabelText;
	
	// Can change other properties of label as well.
	// To see properties, can get into tree and dump to script window
	Tree tr;
	tr = grobj.Label;
	out_str("Label Properties:");
	out_tree(tr);
	
	// Once you know what properties are available, can set them:
	grobj.Label.Font.Size.nVal = 30;
	grobj.Label.Color.nVal = 1;
	grobj.Label.Angle.nVal = 45;
	grobj.Label.Dimension.Left.dVal = 0;
	grobj.Label.Dimension.Top.dVal = 5;
}