# MATLAB: Error using text()

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I want to put a text on a plot using the following code:
x_pos=0.0031;y_pos=0.0507str_=['R^2 (%) = ' num2str(R_squared)];text(x_pos,y_pos , str_)
it used to work but now it refuses to work and gave me the following error:
??? Error using ==> textNot enough input arguments.
However, if I use the following code, it will work:
text(0.0031, 0.0507 , str_)

• Works here:
    clear all,close all,clc    R_squared = .5;    x_pos=0.0031;     y_pos=0.0507;     str_=['R^2 (%) = ' num2str(R_squared)];     text(x_pos,y_pos , str_)
I see some text on an axes...
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EDIT
I see what you mean now. I get the same error when y is single. If x is single, I get a different error. As I don't see this documented anywhere, I wonder if it is a bug. For now, doing this will make sure you get your text:
text(double(x_pos),double(y_pos),str_)
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EDIT#2
I think this is buggy. This works with singles, but the other calling format, see above, doesn't:
R_squared = .5;x_pos=single(0.0031);y_pos=single(0.0507);str_=['R^2 (%) = ' num2str(R_squared)];text('position',[x_pos,y_pos] ,'string',str_)