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\section{The Selected Point Window}\label{window, selected point}\index{Selected Point window}\index{window, Selected Point}
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\begin{figure}[H]
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\centerline{\psfig{figure=ps/selected.ps,height=120pt}}
\caption{\label{selected point}
The Selected Point window.
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\end{figure}
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\begin{description}
\item[Window title:] DsTool: Selected Point
\item[Function:] The Selected Point window allows the user to examine and
modify the current values of the variables and parameters.
\item[Description:] The Selected Point window is opened by selecting the Selected option from the
Panels menu button located in the Command window. The two columns display the initial and
final values of the variables and parameters for the last trajectory.
(These are the same as the initial if there was no previous trajectory.)
The values of auxiliary functions are displayed in the Function Values window (section
\ref{window, function settings}).
%\item[Window type:] pop-up
%\item[Window attributes:] pinnable(in), resizable, variable template
\item[Panel items:] \mbox{}
\begin{itemize}
\item {\em Variablename} Initial read-write text field:
Displays the initial value of the variable or parameter for the last trajectory.
There is one read-write text field for each
variable and parameter in the current dynamical system.
% This field may be modified by direct entry from the user.
The settings in this field will be the initial
conditions for the next trajectory.
% (If alternate coordinate systems are in use, then those coordinates will replace
% the primary variables. \notimp{})
These fields are updated upon clicking SELECT in a 2-D View window.
\item {\em Variablename} Final read-only text field:
Displays the final value of the variable or parameter for the last trajectory.
% Each read-write text field is accompanied by a read-only
% text field which gives the value of that variable
% or parameter at the end of the last computed trajectory.
\item Copy final to initial command button:
Copies the information from the Final column to the Initial column.
\item Save point command button:
Creates\index{data, adding} a new point in memory, which contains the information from the
Initial column. The point is created in DsTool's ``Sel\_Pt'' Memory object\index{selected point data}.
\item Dismiss command button:
Closes the Selected Point window.
% The values in the initial column are saved into memory upon exit.
\end{itemize}
\end{description}
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