How Do I Generate Text with Upper and Lower Case Script?
Question: In a Dataplot macro, I had TITLE Calibration Analysis (a mixture of upper and lower case) but the output on a plot was CALIBRATION ANALYSIS (all caps). Why did this happen and how can I fix it? I have similar questions regarding automatic capitalization for plot labels, plot tic labels, plot legends, general text strings, etc. The case of output strings is controlled by various forms of the CASE command. The default is UPPER which means the default output case for titles, labels, tic labels, legends, text, etc. (regardless of the case of the input string as specified by the TITLE, LABEL, TIC LABEL, LEGEND, and TEXT commands) is UPPER (= upper case). Three cases are allowed: UPPER (upper case–the default) LOWER (lower case) ASIS (“as is”, whatever mixture you have in the string) In particular, if you want all succeeding titles to be “as is”, then enter (somewhere before the first plot command, and usually in the vicinity of the first TITLE command) the following command: TITL
Question: In a Dataplot macro, I had TITLE Calibration Analysis (a mixture of upper and lower case) but the output on a plot was CALIBRATION ANALYSIS (all caps). Why did this happen and how can I fix it? I have similar questions regarding automatic capitalization for plot labels, plot tic labels, plot legends, general text strings, etc. The case of output strings is controlled by various forms of the CASE command. The default is UPPER which means the default output case for titles, labels, tic labels, legends, text, etc. (regardless of the case of the input string as specified by the TITLE, LABEL, TIC LABEL, LEGEND, and TEXT commands) is UPPER (= upper case).
