Shorthand curry for functions that matches arrows about tacoscript

[krainboltgreene]

So some more notes. In tacoscript these are the same:

# js
const inject = (ƒunction) => (initial) => (iterable) => reduce(ƒunction, initial, iterable)

# taco
const inject = (ƒunction) =>> (initial) =>> (iterable) =>> reduce(ƒunction, initial, iterable)

But also:

function inject(ƒunction) -> (initial) -> (iterable) ->
  return reduce(ƒunction, initial, iterable)

Transpiles to:

function inject(ƒunction) {
  (
    function (initial) {
      (
        function (iterable) {
          return reduce(ƒunction, initial, iterable);
        }
      );
    }
  );
}

Where as what I wanted actually works like this currently:

function inject(ƒunction) -> return (initial) -> return (iterable) -> return reduce(ƒunction, initial, iterable)

Not bad! Though I guess I'm surprised ->> doesn't exist?

[forivall]

yup! ->> is another gap in things-i-haven't-implemented-yet

I explicitly use a double right angle bracket (>>) for arrows that implicitly return their expression (or last statement, like coffeescript) because the always implicit return behaviour of coffeescript is something I wanted to depart from.

The plugin is listed as tacoscript-implicit-return-function

so the code would end up being

function inject(function) ->> (initial) ->> (iterable) ->>
  return reduce(function, initial, iterable)