Function chaining with |> and filter function

baggepinnen · November 1, 2018, 6:56pm

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# Pipe

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## Usage
Load the package via
```julia
using Pipe: @pipe
```
(Just doing `using Pipe` will give an error about a name conflict with the `Base.Pipe` type.)

Place `@pipe` at the start of the line for which you want "advanced piping functionality" to work.

This works the same as Julia piping,
except if you place a underscore in the right-hand expression, 
it will be replaced with the result of the left-hand expression.

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