For infix functions name (without spaces) repeat the name of the function between each pair of arguments. E.g.
instead of
[+ [a] [b] [c]]
we draw
[[a] + [b] + [c]]
Second, when function name contain spaces spread the parts out. E.g. if the function name is "move to" then calls to it would look like
[move [a] to [b]]
If the first part is infix, then it comes after the first argument when there are 2 or more arguments. E.g. if the name is "< =" then with three arguments we have
[[a] < [b] = [c]]
This gives us a limited way to do chaining.
For infix functions name (without spaces) repeat the name of the function between each pair of arguments. E.g. instead of [+ [a] [b] [c]] we draw [[a] + [b] + [c]] Second, when function name contain spaces spread the parts out. E.g. if the function name is "move to" then calls to it would look like [move [a] to [b]] If the first part is infix, then it comes after the first argument when there are 2 or more arguments. E.g. if the name is "< =" then with three arguments we have [[a] < [b] = [c]] This gives us a limited way to do chaining.