GeneralFunctions\pipeR()
At a glance — Same shape as
pipe but right-to-left — matches mathematical function-composition reading order.
Like pipe() but threads the value through callables right-to-left — the last callable is applied first.
/**
* @param mixed $value
* @param callable(mixed):mixed ...$callables
* @return mixed
*/
GeneralFunctions\pipeR($value, callable ...$callables)Examples
Partial Application
This can be used to create a simple closure which can be used as a regular function.
// Equivalent to strtoupper(trim(' foo '))
echo GeneralFunctions\pipeR(' foo ', 'strtoupper', 'trim'); // 'FOO'Details
- Group: General
- Subgroup: Composition
- Since: 0.1.0
- Source:
General Functions
- GeneralFunctions\always()
- GeneralFunctions\compose()
- GeneralFunctions\composeR()
- GeneralFunctions\composeSafe()
- GeneralFunctions\composeTypeSafe()
- GeneralFunctions\encodeProperty()
- GeneralFunctions\getProperty()
- GeneralFunctions\hasProperty()
- GeneralFunctions\ifElse()
- GeneralFunctions\ifThen()
- GeneralFunctions\invoker()
- GeneralFunctions\pipe()
- GeneralFunctions\pipeR()
- GeneralFunctions\pluckProperty()
- GeneralFunctions\propertyEquals()
- GeneralFunctions\recordEncoder()
- GeneralFunctions\setProperty()
- GeneralFunctions\sideEffect()