Problem with xlabel text being cut off at bottom of image

[Garystar]

When using the xlabel function on Ubuntu (Karmic Koala, ver 9.10),
I've noticed on a few occasions that any text placed in the xlabel
function will have its lower-half cut off. After a bit of searching,
I've found that the function htext seems to be the one that defines
where it will be placed. Specifically, the call to htext from the
xlabel function says:

h1 = htext('string',varargin
{1},'parent',gca,'horiz','center','vert','middle','autoparent','off',varargin
{2:end});
set(gca,'xlabel',h1);

I've played around with using the properties of xlabel, such as:

xlabel('time','horiz','center','vert','top')

but that didn't do anything. I've also tried the same command, but
with 'top' replaced by 'bottom'. Again, no change.

I've also looked to see if the script for htext is readily accessible,
but I cannot seem to find it. I'm presuming it's a C++ script or
something else.

Any thoughts?

[Timothy Cyders]

I get the same behavior, just noticed it last night.

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