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%.IDENT      label_any.hlq
%.AUTHOR     KB, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, LABEL/ANY
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: LABEL/DISPLAY
%.VERSION    1.0  30-OCT-1998 : Creation, KB
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SECTION./ANY
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LABEL/ANY						23-OCT-1998  KB
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LABEL/ANY filename
	write text labels stored in a file on the image display
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Purpose: 
           Use the records of an ASCII file as input for the LABEL/DISPLAY
           command.
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Syntax:
           LABEL/ANY filename
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           filename = name of ASCII file containing records suitable as
                input for the LABEL/DISPLAY command.
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See also:
           LABEL/DISPLAY
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Note:    
           The records of `filename' must hold a string which is usable as
           command input to the LABEL/DISPLAY command.
           However, no cross referencing via labels or Pi=... is possible.
           Also, the keyword option of the LABEL/DISPLAY command is not
           supported.
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Examples:
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           LABEL/ANY labels.ascii
             Assuming the ASCII file `labels.ascii' contains the following
             records:
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             "Galaxy NGC123" 100,300
             My_string 400,10 ? cyan
             "noch ein text" 0.5,0.25 o red 1
\\
 
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             Then the command above is equivalent to the 3 commands:
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             LABEL/DISPLAY "Galaxy NGC123" 100,300
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             LABEL/DISPLAY My_string 400,10 ? cyan
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             LABEL/DISPLAY "noch ein text" 0.5,0.25 o red 1
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