An example,
{
TPaveText *display = new TPaveText(0.01,0.76,0.99,1);
display->SetTextFont(12);
display.Draw();
TText *t1 = display.AddText("Bleaching HH");
t1->SetTextFont(62);
char title[30];
sprintf(title,"SCP Decay Constant =%f",3.14);
display.AddText(title);
sprintf(title,"OCP Decay Constant =%f",6.28);
display.AddText(title);
sprintf(title,"Range %f to %f",8.5,9.7);
display.AddText(title);
}
Rene Brun
Chris Milne wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> I was wondering if anyone could resolve my problem, I have a TPaveText object
> with 4 lines of text in it (added using AddText()), is there any way of making
> the first line Bold, and leving the rest the same? My code is:
>
> TPaveText *display = new TPaveText(0.01,0.76,0.99,1);
> display.Draw();
> display.AddText("Bleaching HH");
> Double_t Decay=0.0;
> char title[30];
> Double_t par[2];
> fn->GetParameters(par);
> if(par[1]!=0)
> Decay=(-1/par[1]);
> sprintf(title,"SCP Decay Constant =%f",Decay);
> display.AddText(title);
> fn2->GetParameters(par);
> Decay=0.0;
> if(par[1]!=0)
> Decay=(-1/par[1]);
> sprintf(title,"OCP Decay Constant =%f",Decay);
> display.AddText(title);
> sprintf(title,"Range %f to %f",slidxmin,slidxmax);
> display.AddText(title);
> display->Draw("same");
> display->SetTextFont(12);
>
> It's the "Bleaching HH" I want in bold.
>
> Thanks
> Chris Milne
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