changing color/thickness of text

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hi all,
i want to change the color/ thickness of text. i searched web and got the following piece of code "t1 = ModelAdvisor.Text('This is a warning');
setcolor(t1, 'pass');", here pass= green color . but its simply giving nothing in the command window so please help me how to  use this ?
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Reply Prayag 12/27/2010 10:27:05 AM

On 27/12/10 4:27 AM, Prayag wrote:

> i want to change the color/ thickness of text. i searched web and got
> the following piece of code "t1 = ModelAdvisor.Text('This is a warning');
> setcolor(t1, 'pass');", here pass= green color . but its simply giving
> nothing in the command window so please help me how to use this ?

I wouldn't expect that code to give anything in the command window. You 
used a semi-colon after the assignment so the value of t1 would not be 
printed out, and setcolor() does not return any value so I would not 
expect anything to be printed out from it.

Do you possibly mean that you are trying to change the color or 
thickness of text that is printed out in the command window? If so, then 
that is not so easy. Please see Yair's site http://undocumentedmatlab.com
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Reply Walter 12/27/2010 3:11:33 PM



"Prayag " <prayagschumi@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
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> hi all,
> i want to change the color/ thickness of text. i searched web and got the 
> following piece of code "t1 = ModelAdvisor.Text('This is a warning');
> setcolor(t1, 'pass');", here pass= green color . but its simply giving 
> nothing in the command window so please help me how to  use this ?

As the name suggests, that code is used to customize the Model Explorer GUI 
that is part of the Simulink ® Validation and Verification ™ product; it 
will not display anything in the Command Window.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/toolbox/slvnv/ug/bqfwk33.html#brah0yh

There is no documented capability to programmatically change the color or 
weight of text in the Command Window (other than throwing an error, which 
will display red text, but that has other side effects.)

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Reply Steven_Lord 1/3/2011 7:40:45 PM

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