Call: GKS_SET_TEXT_ALIGNMENT

alignments

The horizontal and vertical alignments are Strings which can have the following values:

Alignment Numeric Meaning Notes
NORMAL 0 Depends on system Usually LEFT
LEFT 1 Left aligned -
CENTRE 2 Centre aligned -
RIGHT 3 Right aligned -

Alignment	Numeric	Meaning	Notes
`NORMAL`	0	Depends on system	Usually LEFT
`LEFT`	1	Left aligned	-
`CENTRE`	2	Centre aligned	-
`RIGHT`	3	Right aligned	-

and v one of the vert

Alignment Numeric Meaning Notes
NORMAL 0 Depends on system Usually BASE
TOP 1 Highest point of "l" -
CAP 2 Highest point of "o" -
HALF 3 Centre aligned -
BASE 4 Lowest point of "o" Not in HIGZ
BOTTOM 5 Lowest point of "y" Not in HIGZ

Alignment	Numeric	Meaning	Notes
`NORMAL`	0	Depends on system	Usually BASE
`TOP`	1	Highest point of "l"	-
`CAP`	2	Highest point of "o"	-
`HALF`	3	Centre aligned	-
`BASE`	4	Lowest point of "o"	Not in HIGZ
`BOTTOM`	5	Lowest point of "y"	Not in HIGZ

[No defaults, these are mandatory arguments.]

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Formatted on 15/01/01 at 23:07.