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How do you rotate latex interpreted text

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michelgarcia

Aerospace
May 31, 2006
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I managed to get Latex intrpreter working by upgrading to version 7, but I can only get it to write horizontally. I want to write vertically for labelling the y-axis.

Thanks
Michel Garcia
 
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How are you specifying the title for y-axis? is it using ylabel? I its ylabel MATLAB should put it vertically. I think you can even force the angle using Rotation property.

Something like this

ylable(....,'Interpretor','latex','Rotation',90);


 
I used ylable(....,'Interpreter','latex','Rotation',90); and it made no difference what angle I input, the output y axis text was and is still horizontal.

 
Did you try placing some text in the plot

text(Xloc,Yloc,'TestString','Rotation',90);
AND
text(Xloc,Yloc,'TestString','Interpretor','latex','Rotation',90);


You can test whether the problem is with interpretor using above two.

goodluck
nodal
 
I just tried it now. Tex allows me to rotate using text(), but latex doesn't.
 
I guess so. Now I have to find a way to place dots over my symbols some other way.
 
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