*BeginNote()Indicates the beginning of a note block. |
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*BeginNote()Indicates the beginning of a note block. |
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Indicates the beginning of a note block.
*BeginNote()Indicates the beginning of a note block. |
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*BeginNote()Indicates the beginning of a note block. |
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Syntax |
*BeginNote(On/Off, "Title") |
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On |
Displays the note on the plot or video file. |
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Off |
Turns off the note displayed on the curve or video file. |
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"Title" |
The note title. Must be in double quotes. |
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Example |
*BeginPlot() • • • *BeginNote(On, "Note 1") *Attach(Curve) *Position(-5312.61, -2399.28) *BeginText() *Text("Point {x},{y}") *Text("{slope}") *EndText() *Font(12) *NoteAlignment(LEFT) *CurveAttachment(0, 163) *EndNote() • • • *EndPlot() |
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Application |
HyperView, HyperGraph, and MediaView. |
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Comments |
Notes can be used to label data points and video files, and annotate curves. They can be attached to views, curves, and points. Note blocks define note attributes such as content, font size, and attachment. The *BeginNote() block and its subordinate statements statements (previously found only in *BeginPlot() blocks) are also valid in the *BeginVideo() block. For more information on plot notes, see Build Plots in the User’s Guide. The note title appears in the Note list on the Notes panel. Every *BeginNote() statement requires a closing *EndNote() statement. |
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