settext

verb
UK /ˈsɛt tɛkst/
US /ˈsɛt tɛkst/

To set text means to put words or letters into a computer program or on a screen.

The programmer used a command to settext on the button so it would say 'Click me'.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In programming, to change the words shown in a part of a user interface.

She called settext to update the label with the new score.

3. To prepare or arrange written words for printing or display.

The editor settext in a larger font for the headline.

4. To fix or establish the wording of a document.

They settext for the contract before sending it out.