You can supplement the default context menu system with user-defined actions.

1.  Create a copy of the built-in context menu module and assign it to a name.

with(ContextMenu);

newCM := CurrentContext[Copy]();

2.  Create the menu entries to be appended to the Maple system.

For example, the following is the definition of a simple action that squares an integer. For more information regarding entries, see Creating Custom Context Menu Entries.

newCM:-Entries:-Add( "Square an Integer", "%EXPR^2", integer,
                     helpstring = "Find the square of an integer");

3.  Install the customized context menu system using the ContextMenu[Install] command.

By completing this step, the context configuration is installed. Your actions are enabled in the Maple context menu system of the current session.

Install(newCM);

4.  Save the context menu module for use in subsequent Maple sessions.

This optional step ensures your customized context menu module is available for use in future sessions, by placing it in a Maple archive. For details, see ContextMenu[Save].

Save(newCM, "/usr/local/maple/");