Is there any way to extend maple by adding constants, functions, etc that are automatically loaded without having to add a with statement?

While I can use a template there are two issues, I don't really wanna see all the additions and I the template opens as the file and so the filename does not change. If one modifies the template and saves then it ruins the template. (it should open the template but not use the filename)

How can I get a seq(seq(...))) to print each sub-sequence per line? It currently prints all the sequences as one big sequence. I'd like some way to tell it to "eol".

I'm starting to use procs a lot just because they are more general and can more easily handle complex functionality.

I usually have to pass a function to them and that function may or may not take a series of arguments.

e.g.,

f := (x,y,a)->a*x*y;

g := proc(q, ...)

    q(x,y,...)

end proc;

g(f, 3);

Here 3 should be passed for a(using ... to represent it).

If I pass a function

h := (x,y)->x*y

then it would be g(f)

I could possibly use nops, ops, arrays, etc... but looking for the right solution.

Surely there is some button I can click that simply shows all my posts/questions without having to search?

animate(plot, [fourier(f(x,t),x,w)/t,w=0..100], t=0.1..1, frames=100):

works fine, but use a scaling function for time(to get it to play nice) such as

animate(plot, [fourier(f(x,2^t),x,w)/2^t,w=0..100], t=0.1..1, frames=100):

and maple refuses to work well. It takes about 100 times longer if it plots at all. 2^t is just a scaling factor on f, it doesn't add any real algebraic complexity.