An chaining operator like elixir's |> but appends additional arguments i.e. a zip b <| c <| d is a zip with b with c with d is zip(a, b, c, d).
I think <| will look nice when you want to provide an argument per line:
a zip b
<| c
<| d
;
Function parameters should be the last parameter
When you inline function arguments with multi-line lambdas, any arguments following multi line lambda become unreadable. i.e. from start in the following:
rng fold (\accum, el ->
(
# multi line
# lambda
)) from start;
So I think having fold1 :: [a] -> (a -> a -> a) -> a and fold :: [a] -> a -> (a -> a -> a) -> a is better alternative than an optional from as you could write:
rng fold start <| (\accum, el ->
(
# multi line
# lambda
));
Generic
fromwithAn chaining operator like elixir's
|>but appends additional arguments i.e.a zip b <| c <| disa zip with b with c with diszip(a, b, c, d).I think
<|will look nice when you want to provide an argument per line:Function parameters should be the last parameter
When you inline function arguments with multi-line lambdas, any arguments following multi line lambda become unreadable. i.e.
from startin the following:So I think having
fold1 :: [a] -> (a -> a -> a) -> aandfold :: [a] -> a -> (a -> a -> a) -> ais better alternative than an optionalfromas you could write:Good luck with this language 👍.