Maple already offers symbol/command completion. To use symbol or command completion, press Esc. For example, you can use this to get a template for integration, or to enter a Greek letter:
New in Maple 2024, when typing commands, Maple offers automatic completions for arguments in many useful cases. When such items are available, Maple displays a pop-up list of suggested completions automatically—no shortcut key needed.
To use argument completion:
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If only one item is suggested, press Tab to insert the suggested item into your expression.
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If more than one item is listed, use the arrow keys to select an entry then press Tab. You can alternatively use your pointer to select an entry from the list.
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The argument completion list can include examples for some suggested items. In such a case, if you select that entry, the example is inserted.
Here is a handy use of this feature. Suppose you have defined a Matrix in your worksheet. Here, we define a matrix A and vector b. Then, start to type LinearAlgebra:-LinearSolve(
Maple suggests using the matrix A as the first argument.
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Argument completion works in 2-D math, 1-D math, and in the Code Editor.
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Automatic Argument completion is on by default. You can change this in the Options Dialog.
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For more information on this feature, see Automatic Argument Completion.