Text out goes weird on Figure with underscores
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Hello, I am trying to output the name of an image file I onto a figure that shows the picture. The name is obtained from and checks out OK in the matlab window.
out2 =
NoSerialNumber_R03C02_3-Swath1_C5_T05_red.tif.
However, it appears on the figure weird
Im assuming its to do with the underscores - how can I correct it? Thanks
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Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
编辑：Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
By default the interpreter of text objects is set to 'tex'. Set it to 'none', i.e.
set(obj,'Interpreter','none')
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Jason
2014-9-18
Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
编辑：Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
Of course! obj is a generic way to say handle to your object. You didn't post any lines of code. How am I supposed to know what you're doing :) Therefore, my answer is a generic one that you need to adapt either by setting the properties when creating that text object, or after by setting it's property with set().
Jason
2014-9-18
Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
编辑：Oleg Komarov
2014-9-18
Be careful when setting the defaults. It's easy to forget that did it for all cases when 'Interpreter' is a valid property. It's better to call it explicitly for the specific object.
You can use the properties directly with text():
text(2,-95,out1, 'color', 'b','FontSize',6, 'Interpreter','none');
Jason
2014-9-18
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Ilham Hardy
2014-9-18
Without adjusting your interpreter setting (keep LaTeX interpreter on), you can use backslash just before the underscore to keep the underscore as underscore and not TeX command of subscript:
e.g.
title(NoSerialNumber\_R03C02\_3-Swath1_C5\_T05\_red.tif)
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