Editor Display Modes

Depending on which presentation mode you are using in the tree editor, code you enter will be displayed in either single-line or multiline format. The horizontal tree mode displays code in single-line format by default.

By clicking on the Multiline Edit button, you can expand the formula window and temporarily switch to multiline format.

If you are in the list-style tree mode, node definitions are displayed in multiline format by default.

By clicking on the Decrease Expansion (-) or Increase Expansion (+) buttons, you can change the extent to which the tree editor inserts tabs and line breaks. For example without any expansion, the definition for Root is displayed as follows:

Root:=sum(each(f(x)+g(x),x,1,10))

Click the Increase Expansion button once, and the definition will be displayed like this:

Root:=sum(
each(f(x)+g(x),x,1,10)
)

Click one more time and the definition will look like this:

Root:=sum(
each(
  f(x)+g(x),
  x,
  1,
  10
)
)

When you have nested functions, like in the example above, the tree editor inserts line breaks so that each function argument is displayed on a separate line. By clicking Decrease Expansion or Increase Expansion the proper number of times, you can choose which functions are expanded.