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Add custom operator definition syntax
See original GitHub issueSuggested Syntax:
def <arg> ` <op> ` <arg>:
<body>
<arg> ` <op> ` <arg> = <body>
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- Created 8 years ago
- Comments:8 (7 by maintainers)
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@narfanar This was replaced with infix function notation, e.g.
5 `mod` 3. Though this might still be worth implementing, so I’ll reopen it.This is now live on
coconut-develop>=2.0.0-post_dev4! Check out thedevelopdocumentation for more info.