you have to first create the text and give it an id
CreateText ( iTextIndex, string )
SetTextSize( iTextIndex, fSize )
SetTextColor( iTextIndex, iRed, iGreen, iBlue, iAlpha )
SetTextPosition( iTextIndex, fX, fY )
Some string handling could be used
ie string$="the answer="+str(a+b)
The text can be changed with the following command as often as you like
SetTextString( iTextIndex, string )
The print statement is quite different and useful for outputting stuff to the screen yes but
you cannot control the position of where things are printed with print you only can with the text commands
print is usefull for printing sync rate etc of a program and useful with debugging but for any control you must
use the text commands Please see text in the help file
Print is quite different but if you just want to output some equation
Print ("The answer is="+str(float/variable))
but that will place the first output on the top left of screen on the first line and the next print will be output on the next row
until sync is called which is not a good practice to call more than once in a program (loop)
Quote: "There is no SetPrintCursor commands"
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