tstamp <- this ! "data-timestamp" >>> arr parseTime -< el This, on the other hand, is one of the thing I don't like about Haskell: there are 4 operators on thi

tstamp <- this ! "data-timestamp" >>> arr parseTime -< el This, on the other hand, is one of the thing I don't like about Haskell: there are 4 operators on this line, and no easy way to see, at a glance, their precedence. Also, some operators are "mentally interpreted" as flowing data left to right or right to left; changing the direction mid-statement, I find confusing. I have the same problem when unix shell commands are expressed like this: program < input > output