Add surface syntax for partial application of uncurried functions #6166
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Fixes #6165 This PR introduces a new surface syntax for partial application of uncurried functions in ReScript. The syntax allows developers to partially apply uncurried functions more easily and concisely using the ... token in argument lists. The implementation includes changes to the parser, grammar, and printer to handle the new syntax properly. Example: res Copy code let add = (a, b) => a + b let ptl1 = add(1, ...) let result = ptl1(2) // result will be 3 This example demonstrates the new syntax for partial application of the uncurried add function.
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Co-authored-by: Christoph Knittel <ck@cca.io>
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Fixes #6165
This PR introduces a new surface syntax for partial application of uncurried functions in ReScript. The syntax allows developers to partially apply uncurried functions more easily and concisely using the ... token in argument lists. The implementation includes changes to the parser, grammar, and printer to handle the new syntax properly.
Example:
This example demonstrates the new syntax for partial application of the uncurried add function.