Comment by hnlmorg
There’s plenty of LISP packages that support process composition. Also LISPs syntax better suits write once type environments like REPL shells than your average C-derived syntax.
There’s plenty of LISP packages that support process composition. Also LISPs syntax better suits write once type environments like REPL shells than your average C-derived syntax.
Something like Clojure’s threading macro, probably:
(-> (foo) (bar) (baz))
Any examples? Searching for this is hard.
What would `foo | bar | baz` look like in a lisp?