Welcome: operator-based API

[YusukeHosonuma]

What the customer needed :)

Debug.p >>> 42
// => 42

Debug.p >>> 42 + 1 // It can also be applied to expression
// => 43

Debug.p >>> String(string.reversed()).hasSuffix("eH")
// => true

Debug.pp >>> ["Hello", "World"]
// =>
// [
//     "Hello",
//     "World"
// ]

Reference

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/swift_standard_library/operator_declarations

[YusukeHosonuma]

chosen >> because looks are intuitively like starlight for programmers, and less likely to conflict.

I decided use the custom operator >>> in finally.

Because the operator >> has higher precedence than all standard operators, therefore can't apply to any expressions.

[YusukeHosonuma]

Has lower precedence than all standard operators in Swift.
https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/e6f8843c701a0ea72ddfe0b5538b815767a4ee5d/stdlib/public/core/Policy.swift#L536-L582

[po-miyasaka]

🙆‍♂️great!🙆‍♀️