Looking at the code examples from Gtk.jl I found this code example:
w = Gtk.@Window() |>
(f = Gtk.@Box(:h) |>
(b = Gtk.@Button("1")) |>
(c = Gtk.@Button("2")) |>
(f2 = Gtk.@Box(:v) |>
Gtk.@Label("3") |>
Gtk.@Label("4"))) |>
showall
This is just a compact way to create a Gtk window and put some objects in
it. But I had never seen that `|>` operator before, and I can't figure out
what it's doing. Is this operator somehow unique to Gtk.jl ? It can see
that they use it to nest widgets inside containers, but it's not clear to
me how it does it.
Cheers,
Daniel.
