This is how it works right now. a |> foo(b, ...) will work, a |> foo(fn x -> bar(x, ...) end) will not. However that has another cases when it will not work, for example a |> foo(a: ...) will not work as expected.
The operator needs to be one of the “elixir supported” operators right?
I think that $ would feel nice, but sadly it’s not on that list
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$ is unary operator, which mean that it need to be used with something on the right. And it already has a meaning (returns codepoint of the given character).
isn’t ? the operator to return a character codepoint?
Ahhh, yeah, in Erlang it is $, sorry. I need to check, as if $ isn’t reserved, then it should be valid name (like in JS), so it could work.
