\section{The C Code Window}\index{C Code window}\index{window, C Code}\label{c code}
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The C Code window.
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\begin{description}

\item[Window title:] DsTool: Dynamical system C code
\item[Function:] The C Code window allows the user to edit, save or load 
	automatically generated C code\index{C code, automatically generated}.
\item[Description:] The C Code window is opened by selecting the Write C Code command/window button
	located in the Parser window.  The user can inspect the C code which has been generated
	by the Parser, edit it, and save it to a file.  In addition, C code can be loaded from
	previously generated model files. 
\item[Panel items:] \mbox{}
	\begin{itemize}
	\item Directory read-write text field:
                Displays the currently selected directory which DsTool will use to save to or read
                from.  The default is the string in the Directory text field of the Parser window.  
        \item Filename read-write text field:
                Displays the currently selected filename which to write to or read from.  This 
		should be a single word
                of no more than 30 characters followed by the standard ``.c'' suffix.
		The default string is ``pmodel\_def.c''.
	\item C code definition text pane:
                Displays the C code for the dynamical system.  See section \ref{automatic_c_code_generation} 
                for information on how the C code was generated.
        \item Load window button:\index{Files window}\index{window, Files}
		Opens and brings to the foreground the Files window for loading C code datafiles.
        \item Save window button:
		Opens and brings to the foreground the Files window for saving the C code datafile.
        \item Clear command button:             
                Clears the C code definition text pane.   
        \item Dismiss command button:
                Closes the C Code window. 
%  The information in the C Code window will revert back to the default when the window is closed.
	\end{itemize}
\end{description}
