How to display a Table in LiveScript just the same way it is displayed upon defining it or calling it directly?

I'm working with tables in MATLAB LiveScript (.mlx files).

Mehtod 1. If I define a table (here: patients) and leave the semi-colon off, it shows a beautiful table in LiveScript. (and not in vanilla MATLAB, where the output will be just as in Method 3)

Method 2. If I 'call' a previously-defined table (again, patients), I get a warning that simply calling a variable is not the ideal practice and I should instead use disp for the same.

Method 3. But when I use disp to call a table, it does not show the table in the same way as in Method 1.

How do I display a previously-defined table in the same way as Method 1, without getting a warning like in Method 2?

LastName = ["Sanchez";"Johnson";"Zhang";"Diaz";"Brown"];
Age = [38;43;38;40;49];
Smoker = [true;false;true;false;true];
patients = table(LastName,Age,Smoker) %Method 1 example

patients = 5×3 table
    LastName     Age    Smoker
    _________    ___    ______

    "Sanchez"    38     true  
    "Johnson"    43     false 
    "Zhang"      38     true  
    "Diaz"       40     false 
    "Brown"      49     true  

%shows a beautiful 'table-like' table whose individual 'cells' can be
%selected, which also highlight the corresponding row (instance) and column
%(variable). Only applicable to Live Script. Else the output is the same as
%Method 3.

disp(patients) %Method 3 example

    LastName     Age    Smoker
    _________    ___    ______

    "Sanchez"    38     true  
    "Johnson"    43     false 
    "Zhang"      38     true  
    "Diaz"       40     false 
    "Brown"      49     true  

%disp command shows a not so pretty, but seemingly terminal friendly table.

[Walter Roberson]

The case of assignment without semicolon is invoking @tabular/display if I recall correctly. Which is the same function as just listing the variable name. The difference is that the editor creates a warning (not error) if you do not use disp(). The editor will also warn if you call display() yourself.

The above is not intended to be a solution, just more detail about what is happening.

[Yogesh R]

I am not getting any warning for simply calling the variable patients, even after enabling all warnings. I am not sure why you are getting it.

Anyways can you try using display instead of disp, and check if you are getting any warning.

P.S: Code was ran on MATLAB R2022b