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- Displaying the title
- Manual title positioning: grTitle no effect
- Languages that use a non-Latin character set
Modifies the caption and/or position of the chart title. Example of title in a chart: The chart used can be: - a chart created through programming (grCreate).
- a Chart control in the window editor, page editor or report editor.
Note: By default, a graph has no title.
// Modify the caption and the position of title in "MyChart"
grTitle("MyChart", "Turnover projection", grAtBottom)
// Modify the caption and the position of title in CHART_MyChart
grTitle(CHART_MyChart, "Turnover projection", grAtTop)
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grTitle(<Chart name> [, <Title> [, <Position>]])
<Chart name>: Control name or character string Name of the chart to be used. This name corresponds to:- the name of the chart defined programmatically with grCreate.
- the name of the Chart control in the window, page or report editor.
<Title>: Optional character string Chart title. <Position>: Optional constant Indicates the title position: | | | grAtBottom | Title displayed at the bottom of chart. | | grAtTop | Title displayed at the top of chart. | | grNone | No title. |
Observaciones Displaying the title Any changes made with grTitle will take effect the next time grDraw is called. Manual title positioning: grTitle no effect grTitle has no effect if the title of the chart is positioned manually ("Posicionamiento manual" in the chart title window). Languages that use a non-Latin character set grTitle will use the selected non-Latin character set only if the associated project configuration uses UNICODE strings at runtime. To check the selected option in the current configuration: - In the "Project Explorer" pane, display the context menu for the "Configurations" option and select "Description".
- Display the "Unicode" tab: the "Utilizar cadenas UNICODE en ejecución" option must be checked.
- Validate if necessary.
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