\section{The Function Values Window}\index{Function Values window}\index{window, Function Values}\label{window, function settings}
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The Function Values window.
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\begin{description}

\item[Window title:] DsTool:  Function values
\item[Function:] The Function Values window displays the values of
	the auxiliary functions at the points specified by the Selected Point window.
\item[Description:]  The Function Values window is opened by selecting
	the Function option from the Panels menu button located in the
	Command window.  This window displays the values of the auxiliary
	functions at the final and initial points of the last trajectory.
	These are the points which are displayed in the Selected Point
	window described in section \ref{window, selected point}.
	If there are no auxiliary functions defined, a message to that effect
	is displayed. 
%\item[Window type:] pop-up
%\item[Window attributes:] pinnable(in), resizable, variable template
\item[Panel items:] \mbox{}
	\begin{itemize}
	\item {\em Functionname} Initial read-only text field:  
		Displays the value of the auxiliary function at the initial point of the last computed trajectory.
		There is one field for each auxiliary function defined for the current dynamical system.
	\item {\em Functionname} Final read-only text field: 
		Displays the value of the auxiliary function at the final point of the last computed trajectory.
		There is one field for each auxiliary function defined for the current dynamical system.        
	\item Dismiss command button:
		Closes the Function Values window.
	\end{itemize}
\end{description}
