¿How to change title of plot while using quoted text, variables, multilines and Fontsize?

I can make it work separetly but not on the same title. This is what I have now and it's working.

title ([ suj '.' iniciales_cell(suj) 'Grupo' grupo],'fontsize',17);

But now I want to put what's in bold in the first line and what's in italic on the second line.

suj '.' iniciales_cell(suj) Line 1

'Grupo' grupo Line 2

How can I do this?? I tried with {} but i can't make it work with the fontsize and all.

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

[dpb]

   hTl=title({'\bfLine 1';'\rmLine 2'},'fontsize',17);

Addendum Missed the 'quoted' string--you just have to "double-up" to embed a single quote in a quoted string:

   hTl=title({'\bf''Line 1''';'\rm''Line 2'''},'fontsize',17);

[Gonzalo Lerner]

Hi dpb, thanks for the reply.

That works fine, but it stops working when I try to use a variable next to the quoted text. It returns

Error using vertcat Dimensions of matrices being concatenated are not consistent.

[dpb]

Well, that's a problem in sizes of character arrays; note the above uses cell strings; then the two strings can be different lengths, but the usual rules hold if you try to catenate character arrays. char can help syntactically in that regard sometimes although I find it's generally just as clear/easy to just "use the curlies, Luke!" as below.

Modify the above for variables and different lengths...

t1='Line 1';
t2='Second Line';
hTl=title({['\bf''' t1 ''''];['\rm\it''' t2 '''']},'fontsize',17);

It's not quite so confusing counting the ticks if you incorporate them into the text itself--

t1='''Line 1''';
t2='''Second Line''';
hTl=title({['\bf' t1];['\rm\it' t2]},'fontsize',17);

Both of those yield

[Gonzalo Lerner]

Thank you very much!! You made it very clear!

[dpb]

Glad to help...it's easy to get lost in the forest of tick marks in stuff like this and what is really pretty simple just gets messy enough it's hard to figure out where went wrong.