Many functional languages have shortcut syntax for inline functions, e.g. in OCaml: let f = fun x y -> x + y Haskell: let f = \x y -> x + y It looks tha

Many functional languages have shortcut syntax for inline functions, e.g. in OCaml: let f = fun x y -> x + y Haskell: let f = \x y -> x + y It looks that Spider uses a similar syntax, but uses uncurried form in line with function invocation syntax.