Thanks for the clarification. Yeah I agree it will look ugly if we use it not as a first argument many times in a row but what if there is one or two functions in the middle that they are not playing along and don’t have teamwork ethics, meaning they put the parameter we are interested in as a second or third parameter or as a keyword only parameter and it will make really good sense to chain those calls? I believe an option should be given to the programmer to do this, but it shouldn’t be encouraged to do it a lot. _ could be used as a placeholder or anything really. 1 -> add(2) -> pow(3, _) equivalent to 1 -> add(_, 2) -> pow(3, _). _ is where your output goes into. _ as a first argument can be omitted.
> On 1 Dec 2021, at 2:14 AM, Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Otherwise you end up with a much more complicated proposal with far > less beauty to it.
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