ARCHIVED: See a function's source code in Maple

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To view a function's source code, from the Maple prompt (>), enter:

> interface(verboseproc=2);
> print(function);

For example, to view the uncommented source code for the plot function, you would enter:

> print(plot);

This method lets you view the code for most functions. To view the code for a routine in a package, enter something like:

> print(LinearAlgebra:-UnitVector);

Note:

While much of Maple's source code is viewable, a portion is built into the Maple kernel, and is not visible to users.

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