Flip those function calls upside down so that @chain (from Chain.jl) is even nicer!
This is a package for true @chain connoisseurs. Continue that @chain without feeling peer-pressured by those pesky reverse-argument functions.
foo(a,b,c) = a + b + c
@assert @chain 1:100 begin
@rev map(x -> x) # put the 1:100 in the last arg slot instead of the first one
@map x -> x # a whole @map macro which automatically does this -- other functional iterator functions also available
zip(1:100)
@map @unpack (a, b) -> a # unpack tuple[1] & tuple[2] into the function
@apply x -> x # a way to apply a function immediately
@apply with() do x # do-block support
x
end
@apply @∂ foo(1, @x, 3) # a partially applied function -- more useful outside @chain, equivalent to foo(1,_,3)
@reduce init = 100 (acc, inc) -> acc # supports kwargs
@convert Float32 # conversions available with type-arg last
isequal(100.0)
end