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>>= for bind
See original GitHub issuePython appears to have __irshift__ for >>= which corresponds to the typical (Haskell?) syntax for the monadic bind operator. I think it would be good to use this for .bind?
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I’m closing this because python’s
>>=is too syntactically inflexible to be useful.bindmakes a parser context sensitive, too. Something to keep in mind, so maybe it’s good to not make it too easy to use bind.