.>

.> is a macro that builds a unary composed function by composing its inputs from left to right.

Syntax

(.> ⟨expr⟩...)

Semantics

• (.> f g h) expands to a unary function equivalent to (fn (x) (h (g (f x)))).
• It is the composition-only counterpart of the pipe macro.
• Because it is a macro, it is syntax for creating a function rather than a higher-order function you can pass around unexpanded.
• It works in the opposite direction as .<.

Example

(.> tokenize normalize index)