@quo I changed the exterior and interior value to all, and extended the width to 6000 so my matrices show can fit all their values

DocumentTools:-Tabulate(A,exterior = all,interior = all,'typesetting'='extended',
                        'width'=6000,'widthmode'='pixels');
This works pretty well for me, thanks.

@acer thanks a lot acer!

The first times I ran my code it seemed to be working but then suddenly I started getting this error:

Error, invalid input: DocumentTools:-Tabulate expects value for keyword parameter exterior to be of type identical(all, none), but received Typesetting:-none
 

what might it mean?

@vv  this is genious, thanks!

I tried doing it starting with a simple example, I want to factor any of the common terms but if factors everything:

@acer this is great but it was 5 years ago, is there a new integrated function in maple now?

thanks

@acer  I'd really appreciate that, thanks, I'll try to look into the other options meanwhile.

@acer I used the second tabulate method and it works for what I need, but is there a way to choose the output format? I would like it to be output in 2d math but I think it does it in 1d, and how can I apply it to a matrix also?

@nm thanks, and sorry I was the 101 person to ask this, I should have researched more on mapleprimes before asking.

@Rouben Rostamian  thanks for your comment on my code, I guess that if I want people to help me I should make it easier for them to read my code. I did what you suggested and it worked, the only problem is I realzed that doing it manually would not work or be very inefficient since my equations can change, i tried to automate it with the seq and for loop but it's not working, any comments ? I'd really appreciate it a lot, I can't get past this part of my code.

@Gillee this was also very helpful, I didn't understand what all my initial mistakes were, I would still need to use the seq command or [] to save those values into a list 

@Kitonum that's amazing, thank you so much. Can I always use the operator -> instead of the proc end form?

@acer I did make a mistake, I actually have Maple 2016, is there a similar command? 

@acer I get this error when I insert the code, don't know what that means...

Typesetting:-Settings(typesetdot=true, usedot=true, dot=t):
Error, (in Typesetting:-Settings) input must be keywords or equations with left hand side one of 'autoatomic', 'dot', 'functionassign', 'globalderivs', 'italicizesuppressedfunctions', 'numberfunctions', 'numericalderivs', 'prime', 'primenotationbound', 'strictbrackets', 'striptrailing', 'terseunit', 'tolerance', 'used', 'usedot', 'useprime', or 'userep'
 

@acer that's a very detailed code there, thank you. 

What is the syntax of the `print/format`:=module() command? I've seen this quite often , for example in `type/SPRING` := x -> type(x,'OBJECT') , which I have no Idea what it means.

@Carl Love that's great, I was writing my whole code with m[a], thank you!