Re: FontForm
- To: mathgroup at yoda.physics.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: FontForm
- From: TODD GAYLEY <TGAYLEY at ccit.arizona.edu>
- Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 13:40 MST
Thomas Wong (tom at Kronecker.baruch.cuny.edu) writes
> Hi mathgroup, Can FontForm take a double quotes inside? That is,
> FontForm["Plot[x,{x,1,10},AxesLabel->{"x","y"}",{"bold",15}].
> I have tried the above argument in Plot but the double
> quotes on x and y generate something strange in the
> output graphics...
Just use the "literal" string character \ (as on p. 366).
FontForm["Plot[x,{x,1,10},AxesLabel->{\"x\",\"y\"}",{"bold",15}]
Are you by any chance looking for a way to display a plot with its
label being the command that generated it? If so, you can use the
method given in an issue of the Mathematica Journal ( 1(4):48 ):
SetOptions[Plot, PlotLabel :> InString[$Line]];
--Todd Gayley
--University of Arizona