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gtext - Mouse placement of text in 2-D view

Syntax

gtext('string')
gtext({'string1','string2','string3',...})
gtext({'string1';'string2';'string3';...})
h = gtext(...)

Description

gtext displays a text string in the current figure window after you select a location with the mouse.

gtext('string') waits for you to press a mouse button or keyboard key while the pointer is within a figure window. Pressing a mouse button or any key places 'string' on the plot at the selected location.

gtext({'string1','string2','string3',...}) places all strings with one click, each on a separate line.

gtext({'string1';'string2';'string3';...}) places one string per click, in the sequence specified.

h = gtext(...) returns the handle to a text graphics object that is placed on the plot at the location you select.

Remarks

As you move the pointer into a figure window, the pointer becomes crosshairs to indicate that gtext is waiting for you to select a location. gtext uses the functions ginput and text.

Examples

Place a label on the current plot:

gtext('Note this divergence!')

See Also

ginput, text

Annotating Plots for related functions

gt

guidata

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