TEXT command

Syntax: | `TEXT 'string'`
Qualifiers: | `\GRAPHUNITS, \ERASE`
Defaults: | `\-GRAPHUNITS, \-ERASE`
Examples: | `TEXT 'This is a string' TEXT 'The value of A is '//RCHAR(A)//' and B = '//RCHAR(B) TEXT TIME//DATE TEXT\ERASE TEXT 'theta squared <theta><^>2'`

By default, the `TEXT` command draws character strings.

`TEXTINTERACTIVE` | controls whether the graphics cursor is used to interactively place the character strings that are drawn when using the `TEXT` command.
`TEXTALIGN` | controls the alignment or justification of the character strings that are drawn when using the `TEXT` command. The origin of the text string is always the lower left corner of the string. The alignment determines where this origin is placed with respect to a reference point.
`TEXTCOLOR` | is the color of the drawn text string.
`TEXTFONT` | is the font name used for drawing the text string.
`TEXTANGLE` | is the angle, in degrees, measured counterclockwise, between the base line of the text string and a horizontal line.
`TEXTHEIGHT` | controls the text height.
`XTEXTLOCATION` | is the horizontal reference position of a text string. This reference point is used for alignment.
`YTEXTLOCATION` | is the vertical reference position of a text string. This reference point is used for alignment.

Appending numeric values
GRAPHUNITS
ERASE
Alignment and location
Formatting
Date and time
Examples