Matrix(20,20,rand(1..10));

interface(rtablesize=[3,5]):

M := Matrix(10,10,rand(1..10.));

Describe(M);

M :: Matrix:
Dimensions = [1 .. 10, 1 .. 10]
datatype = anything
subtype = Matrix
storage = rectangular
order = Fortran_order

AudioTools:-Read(FileTools:-JoinPath([kernelopts(datadir), "audio", "stereo.wav"]));

$\left[\begin{array}{cc}''Sample\; Rate''& 22050\\ ''Bit\; Depth''& 8\\ ''Channels''& 2\\ ''Points/Channel''& 19962\\ ''Duration''& 0.9100000000s\end{array}\right]$

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compactdisplay: truefalse; Controls the text mode pretty-printing of Maple procedures. When set to true, they are printed with multiple statements per line when they would fit (subject to interface(screenwidth) ). When set to false, each new statement will start on a new line. The default is true.

echofile: string; Command-line interface only. When set to a file name, echoes a copy of the session (both input and output) to that file. If the file name ends in ".html" or ".htm", the session is written in HTML format, using <span> elements to apply syntax highlighting corresponding to what is displayed in the session. Setting echofile to the empty string or the name none will turn off echoing.

historytimestamp: truefalse; Indicates whether timestamps should be inserted into the command history when a session begins. Must be set to true in the user's Maple initialization file to have any effect. The default is false.

trailingsemicolon: truefalse; When pretty-printing Maple procedures as text, controls whether a semicolon is printed after the last statement in a statement sequence (for example, just before the ~end~ of a procedure or control structure). When set to false (the default), they are not printed, as they are not strictly necessary (in Maple, the semicolon is a statement separator, not terminator).

ansicolor: list of integers; For the command-line interface, specifies colors to be used for different categories of output.

ansiedit: truefalse; For the command-line interface, specifies that highlighting or color should be used during user input. Effective only when interface(ansi) is true.

getansi: integer; Returns the ANSI X3.64 (or extended) escape sequence string used for the specified output category with the current color scheme. If no integer is specified, returns a sequence of escape sequences for all colors in the current scheme.

showcolors: none; Shows sample output using the current color scheme.

showtermcolors: none; Shows all colors supported by the terminal.