If you right-click (or Control-click) on an expression in a document block, the expression and the result are connected using an arrow or equal sign.  Often, self-documenting text indicates the calculation that has taken place.  For more information, see Self-documenting Context Menus.

When using context menus in an execution group, all commands are displayed.

If you invoke the context menu for an assigned expression such as a := sin(x), Maple normally uses the variable name a (rather than the expression sin(x)) in any context menu operation. However, if the value of a has changed, Maple uses sin(x) in your operation rather than the new value of a.

If you right-click or Control-click an output expression and select an operation from the context menu, Maple usually creates a new input line with the corresponding Maple commands to perform the operation and assigns the answer to an automatically generated label.