## Macro Command Reference

`qtext <COOR> <x> <y> <text> [angle] [TEXTALIGN] [ALIGN] [COLOR]`

Adds a text label to the document. This command uses the default color and the default font. The generated text label has the tag 999.
`<COOR>`: The coordinate system to which the rectangle belongs.
`<x>`, `<y>`: the position in screen coordinates of the text.
`[angle]`: The text angle.
`[TEXTALIGN]`: The text alignment (0=left, 1=center, 2=right).
`[ALIGN]`: The text box alignment.
`[COLOR]`: The text color as hexadecimal string.

`ALIGN`

A parameter wich defines the alignment of different objects, possible values:

`topleft tl 1` | `topcenter tc 2` | `topright tr 3`
`centerleft cl 8` | `center c 0` | `centerright cr 4`
`bottomleft bl 7` | `bottomcenter bc 6` | `bottomright br 5`

`TEXTALIGN`

A parameter wich defines the alignment of text elements:

`left l 0` | `center c 1` | `right r 2`

`COOR`

The coordinates system:

`0, screen` | screen coordinates
`1, first` | first axis (left and bottom)
`2, second` | second axis (right and top)

`COLOR`

This can be a hexadecimal color definition in the format RGB, ARGB, RRGGBB or AARRGGBB where R is red, G is green, B is blue and A is alpha.

There are also named colors which can be used: black, white, red, green, blue, orange, yellow, magenta, cyan, aluminum, aqua, asparagus, banana, blueberry, bubblegum, cantaloupe, carnation, cayenne, clover, eggplant, fern, flora, grape, honeydew, ice, iron, lavender, lead, lemon, licorice, lime, magnesium, maraschino, maroon, mercury, midnight, mocha, moss, nickel, ocean, orchid, plum, salmon, seafoam, silver, sky, snow, spindrift, spring, steel, strawberry, tangerine, teal, tin, tungsten, turquoise

The Plot default colors can be addressed with the numbers 0-15