Matlab Figure and TextBox

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Matlab2010
Matlab2010 on 20 Oct 2014
Edited: Orion on 20 Oct 2014
I have an image and I do not wish to use legend. Instead I wish to make my own legend.
I wish to have a text box in the image with each of the following on a new line, in bold with a color (red, blue, green)
'val: >0 & < 0.3'
'val: >0.3 & < 1.1'
'val: >1.2 & < 1.9'
How can I apply the below code to achieve this?
mTextBox = uicontrol('style','text');
set(mTextBox,'String',{'\bf Hello World'});
thank you

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Orion
Orion on 20 Oct 2014
Edited: Orion on 20 Oct 2014
Different colors mean different objects.
just use several call to text
load mandrill % demo image in matlab
image(X);
colormap(map)
Mytext = {'val: >0 & < 0.3','b';...
'val: >0.3 & < 1.1','r';...
'val: >1.2 & < 1.9','y'};
for i=1:size(Mytext,1)
mTextBox(i)=text(350,50*i,Mytext{i,1});
set(mTextBox(i),'Color',Mytext{i,2},'FontWeight','bold');
end
here you get 3 text objects stored in mTextBox
you can't have different colors in the same object

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Orion
Orion on 20 Oct 2014
Hi,
your image is drawn in an axe. you can just use text
load mandrill % demo image in matlab
image(X);
colormap(map)
Mytext = {'val: >0 & < 0.3';...
'val: >0.3 & < 1.1';...
'val: >1.2 & < 1.9'};
mTextBox=text(350,50,Mytext);
set(mTextBox,'Color','r','FontWeight','bold');
and if you want several texts, use several call to text, with different positions and colors.
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Matlab2010
Matlab2010 on 20 Oct 2014
thank you. However, this doesnt quite answer my question. I want to show each line of the textbox in a different color (r,b,g). How do I do this?

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