I'll challenge you: You shouldn't have many paths, should keep them at a centralized location in the code, and there you could just use a normal function with a

I'll challenge you: You shouldn't have many paths, should keep them at a centralized location in the code, and there you could just use a normal function with a proper self-documenting name. It's not like programs consist of path operations to a significant degree, so using fancy syntactic sugar doesn't seem like a worthwhile optimization to me. At all.