An ENTRY statement
creates one line of text in the plot area. The statement must be specified
within a LAYOUT, HEADER, SIDEBAR, or CELL statement block. It cannot
be specified outside of one of these blocks, where global statements
like ENTRYTITLE and ENTRYFOOTNOTE are used.
The text line specified
on an ENTRY statement can be made of several pieces of the text called
text-items. Statement options that are used establish
properties for the entire line of text (that is, all
text-items). These properties can be overridden
with
prefix-options that are
specific to one or more
text-items. See
Required Arguments for more information.
You can specify an ENTRY
statement inside or outside of a nested statement block:
-
When you specify an ENTRY statement
inside of a nested LAYOUT, HEADER, SIDEBAR, or CELL statement block,
then, by default, the text is placed inside the bounding area of the
results that the nested statement block creates.
-
When you specify an ENTRY statement
outside of a nested LAYOUT, HEADER, SIDEBAR, or CELL statement block,
then the text is placed outside of the bounding area of the results
that the nested statement block creates.