In Julia, I have declared a variable, say, x = 3.5. Now I want to include this variable inside some annotation of a plot using PGFPlotsX.
x = 3.5
using PGFPlotsX
@pgf Axis(
plot(
Table(
),
),
raw"node[anchor = south west] at (.3,.3){$x = <variable name i.e., x >$}"
)
What should be the appropriate syntax within the $$ inside the node? I want to avoid hard-coding the value, 3.5, of x inside the node.
Your problem is that you want to interpolate inside a String
when you are using the @raw_str
macro which is defined as:
help?> @raw_str
@raw_str -> String
Create a raw string without interpolation and unescaping. (...)
So what you can do is either to not use raw"
but then you need to escape $
:
"node[anchor = south west] at (.3,.3){\$x = $x >\$}"
This will nicely interpolate x
.
The second option is to concatenate String
s:
string(raw"node[anchor = south west] at (.3,.3){$x = ", x, raw" = $x >$}")