given = list of step expressions prepending the solution

group = integer or set of integers, restrict the elements to inspect to the specified group(s)

filter = set(equation), input element filters passed to GetMath

output = default, list or canvaslist, specify an output format

cursorgroup = truefalse, when true consider only elements in the group containing the cursor (Maple Learn only)

stepcheck = procedure or list of procedures, procedure for custom analysis

stepdata = anything or list(anything), non-NULL user-defined data passed to stepcheck

The LimitFeedback command analyzes a step-by-step progression of an limit problem. and reports feedback for each step of the solution.  

The given argument is a list of expressions that will be prepended to the steps input. When part of an interactive canvas-based application this parameter can used behind the scenes to ensure the correct expression is listed first.

When the optional argument, group=1, or group={2,3} is specified in conjunction with a canvas-based solution input, only the specified elements in the given group or groups will be considered when generating feedback.

The output option can be set to default, list, or canvaslist.  When solution is a canvas, the default action is to generate a Script, which will be applied to the active Canvas.  Otherwise, when solution is an Array or list, the default output is a list of strings.

Use output = list to force list-of-strings output even when solution is a canvas.

Use output = canvaslist to return a list of [string,record] pairs, when solution is a canvas. This returns a list of lists, where the [i,1] element is a feedback comment string, and the [i,2] element is the canvas record-object that identifies the expression for which the feedback applies.  The record-object can be inspected as per any object returned by GetMath, or it can be passed as an argument to some Script commands like Annotate.

The filter option applies to canvas-based input, and will cause the canvas elements to be pruned if they match the given specified properties.  For example, 'filter'={'readonly'=true} will prune out all math containers that have their readonly property set to true.

$\mathrm{with}\left(\mathrm{Grading}\right)\:$

$\mathrm{Grading}:-\mathrm{LimitFeedback}\left(\left[\mathrm{Limit}\left(\frac{\sin \left(x\right)}{x}\,x=0\right)\,\mathrm{Limit}\left(\cos \left(x\right)\,x=0\right)\,1\right]\right)$

$\left[''''\,''Ok''\,''Ok''\,''Good\; job,\; this\; is\; the\; correct\; limit\; value''\right]$

The Grading:-LimitFeedback command was introduced in Maple 2024.

For more information on Maple 2024 changes, see Updates in Maple 2024.