Closed jjallan closed 7 years ago
I don't know how useful would this be, given how rarely ð
is used anyways.
I agree it probably wont be used /that/ often, but may well save two or three bytes in situations where it is. I do find myself avoiding using ð
sometimes, simply /because/ of the argument ordering (using a dyadic helper with reversed arguments (saving two bytes here) or even the register (saving two or three here)).
Adds
ɓ
, which is like the chain separatorð
, but which reverses the arguments at the same time (much like placing the quick@
after the whole chain).