lprint(expr1,
expr2, ...)
expr1, expr2,
... - any expressions
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The procedure lprint
returns NULL
and prints its arguments in a one-dimensional format.
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The expressions expr1, expr2,...,
each separated from the others by a comma and a space, are printed on a single
line.
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Like most procedures in Maple, the arguments to lprint
are evaluated before being passed to the procedure.
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In general, the printed form produced by lprint
is valid Maple input.
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Maple will print all expressions after normal evaluation using lprint
if the interface variable prettyprint
is set to 0.
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The procedure lprint
displays output as a side-effect, and returns NULL
as the procedure value. Therefore the ditto commands, %,
%% and %%%, will
not recall the output from the lprint command.
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The procedure lprint
is intended for device independent printing and makes no use of special features
of the user interface. For pretty-printing, using a two-dimensional output
format, see print. For formatted output, see printf
and fprintf.
> lprint(
3*x^2, x, Int( sin( x + y )/( x - y ), x ) );
3*x^2, x, Int(sin(x+y)/(x-y),x)
Arguments are evaluated before printing.
> lprint(
int( sin( x + y )/( x - y ), x ) );
Si(x-y)*cos(2*y)+Ci(x-y)*sin(2*y)
The output of lprint can be cut and paste into a Maple
session while pretty-printed output cannot.
> g
:= (x^4 - y)/(y^2-3*x):
lprint(
g );
(x^4-y)/(y^2-3*x)
> print(
g );
The interface setting of pretty print determines whether
line printing or pretty-printing is used to display the results of normal
evaluation.
> g;
> interface(
'prettyprint' = 0 );
g;
(x^4-y)/(y^2-3*x)
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