What I want to achieve is a 3-line title over a plot which looks like this:
General Title
File name
Path where file lives
(The file name and path name refers to the file I used to do the calculations.) The different lines would have different properties -- for instance the General Title would have a larger font size than the two lines below it. Everything works as intended except for the path -- that screws up everything. If I exclude the path name, I can generate a nice 2-line title like this:
title({'\fontsize{16}Correlation Over Time';...
['\fontsize{9}\itFile\rm:',FileName]})
Note how I use TeX commands. It works as intended. As soon as I try to include the pathname, it all breaks. This is my attempt, just extending the logic of the above:
title({'\fontsize{16}Correlation Over Time';...
['\fontsize{9}\itFile\rm:',FileName];...
['\fontsize{9}\itPath\rm:',PathName]})
The TeX markup syntax and Windows path specification both use the '\' character, so matlab interprets the '\' characters in the PathName string as TeX commands. As a result, the entire title command breaks down, and it just spits out all the characters inside the parentheses unformatted. Is there any way for me to get around this?
Thanks!
