AnnotationData

model.result(<pgtag>).create(<ftag>,"AnnotationData");

model.result(<pgtag>).feature(<ftag>).set(property, <value>);

model.result(<pgtag>).feature(<ftag>).run();

model.result(<pgtag>).create(<ftag>,"AnnotationData") creates an annotation data plot feature named <ftag> belonging to the 2D or 3D plot group <pgtag>.

Annotation data plots are used to visualize raw annotation data given as points, text, and colors (see the example below). Annotation data plots can be added to 2D and 3D plot groups.

Set the latexmarkup property to on if you want to include mathematical symbols and Greek letters, for example, in the annotation. To include such symbols, surround the LaTeX syntax with $ to indicate that the text inside of the $ signs is LaTeX. For example, $\alpha = \beta/\pi$ appears as α = β/π. If the latexmarkup property is on, you can also add line breaks as \\. See Mathematical Symbols and Special Characters in the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual for more information about available LaTeX symbols and characters (of which most but not all are applicable in this context).

The following properties are available:

Table 7-7: Valid Property/Value Pairs for Annotation Data Plots
name	Value	Default	Description
backgroundcolor	custom \| black \| blue \| cyan \| gray \| green \|magenta \| red \| white \| yellow \| none	none	The color to use for background rectangle.
color	custom \| black \| blue \| cyan \| gray \| green \|magenta \| red \| white \| yellow	red	The color to use for the point where the annotation appears and the annotation text.
latexmarkup	true \| false	false	Include LaTeX markup language in annotation.
showframe	true \| false	false	Whether to show a frame around the annotation or not.
showpoint	true \| false	true	Whether to show the point for the position of the annotation or not.
pos	double array		The position coordinates for the annotation data plot (x and y coordinates in 2D and x, y, and z coordinates in 3D).
text	String		The text to display as an annotation.
title	String	The auto-title.	The title to use when titletype is manual.
titletype	auto \| manual \| none	none	auto if the title contribution should be computed automatically. manual if the manual title contribution should be used (the title property). none if no title contribution should be used.