The symbol and command completion feature can be used to enter mathematical symbols and Maple commands. When you type the first few letters of a symbol or command name and then choose Complete Command from the Tools menu (or use the shortcut key Esc), Maple displays a pop-up list of matching symbols and commands.

The command completion list can include command completion templates. These command completion templates offer calling sequences for Maple commands, making it easy to enter proper Maple syntax.

To use command completion:

As you enter a phrase in Maple Input (1-D math notation), the automatic command completion feature suggests a completion. Instead of typing an entire command, you can type the command partially in the worksheet and then insert the suggested command.

By default, automatic command completion is enabled. If it is not enabled:

1. From the Tools menu, select Options, and then click the Interface tab.

2. Select the Automatic command completion check box.

To use automatic command completion:

To turn off automatic command completion:

1. From the Tools menu, select Options, and then click the Interface tab.

2. Clear the Automatic command completion check box.

For information about command completion in TTY versions of Maple, see Command-Line Editing.

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