Overview of the ContextMenu:-CurrentContext Subpackage
Calling Sequence
Parameters
Description
List of CurrentContext Package Commands
List of CurrentContext Subpackages
Examples
CurrentContext:-command(arguments)
command(arguments)
command
-
command exported by the current context menu module
arguments
arguments to the command
The CurrentContext package represents the current context menu structure. Using the exports of the CurrentContext package, you can change the current context menu structure and functionality.
In the standard distribution of Maple, ContextMenu:-CurrentContext is an alias for the global package StandardContext, which is the built-in context-sensitive menu system.
To change the entries that appear in the current context menu, use the Entries subpackage.
To change the organization of entries in the top-level context menu, use the Categories subpackage.
To change the entry generators or queries that are used by the current context menu module, use the EntryGenerators or Queries subpackages respectively.
The HandleExpression command returns the contents of the context-sensitive menu for a given expression. Though it is generally used only by Maple when generating a context-sensitive menu interactively, it is useful for testing that modifications or additions to context menus behave as expected.
Each command in the CurrentContext package can be accessed by using either the long form or the short form of the command name in the command calling sequence.
The long form, CurrentContext:-command, is always available. The short form can be used after loading the package.
The following is a list of available commands.
Copy
HandleExpression
To display the help page for a particular CurrentContext command, see Getting Help with a Command in a Package.
The following is a list of available subpackages.
Categories
Entries
EntryGenerators
Queries
with⁡ContextMenu:
Replace the current context menu module with a new, empty context menu module.
newCM≔New⁡:
Install⁡newCM
Replace the current context with a context menu with one entry.
newCMEntriesAdd⁡Sort the list,sort(%EXPR),list
12
TestListMenuEntries⁡1,2,3
Sort the list
See Also
ContextMenu
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