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Ligature request <$$> <$$$> <$$$$> #703

Open Fresheyeball opened 5 years ago

tonsky commented 5 years ago

Where are those used?

Fresheyeball commented 5 years ago

They are functor operators in Haskell like <$>

yuhan0 commented 5 years ago

Unlike <$> those operators are not part of the standard library and don't turn up in a Hoogle search (apart from <$$>, which appears to be a relatively obscure combinator for permutation parsers, not functors)

Fresheyeball commented 5 years ago

@yuhan0 true it's not in stdlib. And the only reason they don't show in hoogle is because Data.Functor.Infix is generated. Personally, I see these around in the wild quite alot.