A JavaScript style of creating functions
Examples
# Formal arguments
c(a) %=>% {
print(a)
}
#> function (a)
#> {
#> print(a)
#> }
#> <environment: 0x565219828330>
# Informal arguments
list(a=) %=>% {
print(a)
}
#> function (a)
#> {
#> print(a)
#> }
#> <environment: 0x565219828330>
# Multiple inputs
c(a, b = 2, ...) %=>% {
print(c(a, b, ...))
}
#> function (a, b = 2, ...)
#> {
#> print(c(a, b, ...))
#> }
#> <environment: 0x565219828330>
# ----- JavaScript style of forEach -----
# ### Equivalent JavaScript Code:
# LETTERS.forEach((el, ii) => {
# console.log('The index of letter ' + el + ' in "x" is: ' + ii);
# });
iapply(LETTERS, c(el, ii) %=>% {
cat2('The index of letter ', el, ' in ', sQuote('x'), ' is: ', ii)
}) -> results
#> The index of letter A in ‘x’ is: 1
#> The index of letter B in ‘x’ is: 2
#> The index of letter C in ‘x’ is: 3
#> The index of letter D in ‘x’ is: 4
#> The index of letter E in ‘x’ is: 5
#> The index of letter F in ‘x’ is: 6
#> The index of letter G in ‘x’ is: 7
#> The index of letter H in ‘x’ is: 8
#> The index of letter I in ‘x’ is: 9
#> The index of letter J in ‘x’ is: 10
#> The index of letter K in ‘x’ is: 11
#> The index of letter L in ‘x’ is: 12
#> The index of letter M in ‘x’ is: 13
#> The index of letter N in ‘x’ is: 14
#> The index of letter O in ‘x’ is: 15
#> The index of letter P in ‘x’ is: 16
#> The index of letter Q in ‘x’ is: 17
#> The index of letter R in ‘x’ is: 18
#> The index of letter S in ‘x’ is: 19
#> The index of letter T in ‘x’ is: 20
#> The index of letter U in ‘x’ is: 21
#> The index of letter V in ‘x’ is: 22
#> The index of letter W in ‘x’ is: 23
#> The index of letter X in ‘x’ is: 24
#> The index of letter Y in ‘x’ is: 25
#> The index of letter Z in ‘x’ is: 26