I'm pretty annoyed with maple because when I try to create proc's it dooes not use tabbing or smart tabbing. This makes writing readable code a chore. Basically it's always screwing up alignment. (it wants to left justify things a lot)...

What's worse is that using the tab key takes one outside the proc rather than adding a tab, making one having to use spaces.

Any way to fix this?

How can I set the alpha for the plot symbols? I would like to add some alpha for blending purposes(will help with the visual in my case).

Idealy I would like to plot a 2d "guassian" fade.

F := proc(f,x)

    f(x); # invalid.

end proc;

f := (a,b,c)->a*b*c;

F(f,3);

    = 3*b*c;

How can I just apply 3 to one of the parameters in F without knowing how man(I really want to apply it to the first parameter but it doesn't matter all that much).

I really need to sorty of curry and uncurry a function. I might want to pass an function of arbitrary dimension but only apply a value to one parameter(usually the first).

while I could do somethign like

F(x->f(x,b,c))

this is kinda verbose and requires me to know the parameters of f at the call site, I don't think that is necessary.

Is there any way to extend maple by adding constants, functions, etc that are automatically loaded without having to add a with statement?

While I can use a template there are two issues, I don't really wanna see all the additions and I the template opens as the file and so the filename does not change. If one modifies the template and saves then it ruins the template. (it should open the template but not use the filename)

How can I get a seq(seq(...))) to print each sub-sequence per line? It currently prints all the sequences as one big sequence. I'd like some way to tell it to "eol".