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```
var foo = _.wrapCallback(function (thing, done){
done(null, thing);
});
foo('bar').apply(_.log); // bar
_.curry(foo)('bar').apply(_.log);
// ^
// TypeError: object is not a function
`…
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## Problem
This issue tracks some known functions that we want in `vim.func`.
Related: `vim.iter` https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/23233
## Expected behavior
from https://github.com…
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## What
Oftentimes, you may add a curried argument to a function after the fact, or called a curried function and simply forgot the last argument. All callsites will break (correct) but the error is …
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See https://github.com/sanctuary-js/sanctuary/pull/391#issuecomment-300962716.
To resolve the issues in #1497 regarding associative, non-commutative binary "operators" I propose adding three new fu…
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- [x] Change descendants dependant code to access it from options instead of spec
- [x] Define curried version of all API functions and partially apply with default spec
- [x] Update validateSpec
- [x…
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# Currying & 柯里化
https://www.cnblogs.com/xgqfrms/p/14025942.html
> 函数式编程
https://www.cnblogs.com/xgqfrms/p/5730527.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currying
https://zh.wikipedia.org…
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Improperly handling arity can be a hard to track down source of error, especially when composing functions, but I would want `(_ + _)(2)` to return a function that looked like `"(x1) => (2 + x1)"` suc…
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Sometimes curried functions are more useful than >1 arity ones, because they play very naturally with partial application. Example of syntax/usage:
```ocaml
function map(f : ('a) => 'b)(l : list('a)…
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### Problem
Working with collections is verbose and difficult. For example, I want to filter blog posts and return the ids:
```
// BEFORE
public shared ({caller}) func allPosts() : async [Nat]…
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Both rollup and webpack fail to efficiently tree-shake the codebase which, although very small, would be still be nice given it is side effect free.
I think it's related to curried functions being …