Janet 1.37.1-83e8aab Documentation
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Infix Syntax

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A macro for infix syntax in Janet. Useful for math. 

     ($$ a + b ** 2)            --->   (+ a (math/pow b 2))
     ($$ (a + b) ** 2)          --->   (math/pow (+ a b) 2)
     ($$ y[2] + y[3])           --->   (+ (in y 2) (in y 3))
     ($$ a > b and ,(good? z))  --->   (and (> a b) (good? z))

Syntax is as follows:

Binary operators <<, >>, >>>, =, !=, <, <=, >, >=, &, ^, bor, band, and, or, +, -, *, /, %, ** are supported. Operator precedence is in the `precedence table below (higher means more tightly binding). All operators are left associative except ** (math/pow), which is right associative.

Unary prefix operators !, -, bnot, not, ++, -- are supported. No unary postfix operators are supported.

Square brackets can be used for indexing.

Normal parentheses are used for making subgroups

You can "escape" infix syntax use a quote or unquote (comma)

Precedence Table 

(def- precedence
  {'>> 9
   '<< 9
   '>>> 9
   '= 8
   '!= 8
   'not= 8
   '< 8
   '<= 8
   '>= 8
   '> 8
   '& 7
   '^ 6
   'bor 5
   'band 5
   'and 4
   'or 3
   '+ 10
   '- 10
   '* 20
   '/ 20
   '% 20
   '** 30
   '! 40
   'not 40
   'bnot 40
   '++ 40
   '-- 40})

Index

infix/$$

infix/$$ macro source 
($$ & body)

Use infix syntax for writing expressions in a more familiar manner. Useful for writing mathematic expressions.
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