[ ] Issue 1: Implement %:%
or :
or ::
--
for declarative type programing, for example:
log_warn :: 'hello world' # instead of log_warn %<% 'hello world'
This is especially useful for side-effect functions that take a single argument. It might also be able to tee this
print :: log_warn :: 'hello world'
In which both print and log_warn provide the argument.
print :: log_warn :: .('hello world')
[ ] Make composing operator %,%
for building arguments lists.
list(a,b) # Equivalent to: list(a) %,% b list(a) %,% list(b)
a="living life" %,% b="like a" %,% "renegade" %>% fn() fn( a="living life", b="like a", "renedage" )
It is not clear how this interoperates with the %<% operator.
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