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From: Kiril on 5 Feb 2010 12:24
Can i write on different from English language in Maltab figure. And if yes how to do it.... Thank !
From: Walter Roberson on 5 Feb 2010 13:12
Kiril wrote:
> Can i write on different from English language in Maltab figure. And if
> yes how to do it.... Thank !

There are a limited range of symbols that are defined and which can be coded
by using Interpreter tex or latex in the text() properties.

Beyond that, you need to have the appropriate font installed, and if the
language is not one of the ones defined by an ISO-8896-* character set, you
may need to use unicode2native in order to produce the UTF-8 text strings.
Note that unicode2native takes as input a sequence of uint8 bytes, not
characters. Not the most user-friendly of facilities.
From: Rune Allnor on 5 Feb 2010 13:27
On 5 Feb, 18:24, "Kiril " <kkirq...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Can i write on different from English language in Maltab figure. And if yes how to do it.... Thank !

You can write in any language that uses the latin alphabet.
If your language uses the latin alphabet with added characters,
you might want to investigate your computer's 'locale' settings
and fonts.

If your language of choise requires some other alphabet or
glyph set than the latin (e.g. greek, cyrillic, arabic,
chinese, japanese,... letters or glyphs) there might be
quite a bit more to it.

You might get more useful responses if you explain exactly
what language you want to use, and what kind of character
set you need.

Rune
From: Kiril on 5 Feb 2010 16:09
I want to us Cyrillic, the language is Bulgarian. I have problems to write in Bulgarian on figure. I try many fonts and first it looks good and aster save is looks crazy. The interesting is that in Simulink block i CAN write of Bulgarian (Cyrillic alphabet)... I look and model and sow that the SavedCharacterEncoding is "windows-1252". But i don't now what to do tho write in Bulgarian of figure.
From: Kiril on 7 Feb 2010 14:40
I managed with problem by the commands:
>> bdclose all;
>> set_param(0,'CharacterEncoding','windows-1252');
And it works!
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