TEXTCOLOR

Syntax: | `SET TEXTCOLOR n SET TEXTCOLOR colorname GET TEXTCOLOR { n }`

Note: The `GET TEXTCOLOR` command always returns the color index, and not the color name, even if `TEXTCOLOR` was set with a color name.

`TEXTCOLOR` controls the color of the text string drawn with the `TEXT` command. The parameter `c` can be either a string or a numeric scalar. A positive numeric value represents the index of the color in the currently loaded colormap. A negative number represents the index of the fixed color. A string value should be one of the fixed color names. See Colors

For example:

`SET TEXTCOLOR 2` uses the colormap index 2
`SET TEXTCOLOR -2` uses the fixed color index 2
`SET TEXTCOLOR RED` uses the fixed color name "RED"

TEXTANGLE
TEXTFONT