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In my experience the more variable argument often comes last, presumably for easy reuse. For example... $chown user1 file1 $chown user1 file2 $ln -s fil
by forza 16y ago
In my experience the more variable argument often comes last, presumably for easy reuse. For example...
$chown user1 file1
$chown user1 file2
$ln -s file1 file2
$ln -s file1 file3
...seems more likely than...
$chown user1 file1
$chown user2 file1
$ln -s file1 file2
$ln -s file3 file2
- eru 16y agoThat's the reason behind a most of the argument orders in the Haskell standard library: To ease Currying.
- viraptor 16y agoWhy did you do that? Now I really want to implement a const and flip for text arguments :)
- eru 16y agoThat could be a nice command line tool. Please include a Data.Function.on, and find a way to make it useful. flip would actually be quite useful for me on grep. I often search the some corpus of text, but change the pattern.