Nope, this means that you can use g(x) |> f, ie you use f as a function.
You can of course do that, but you have to make the second argument of |> a closure, eg s -> ismatch(regex, s).
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Nope, this means that you can use g(x) |> f, ie you use f as a function.
You can of course do that, but you have to make the second argument of |> a closure, eg s -> ismatch(regex, s).