package
0.6.0
Repository: https://github.com/go-board/std.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# Functions

Apply1 is a function that apply one argument to a function.
Apply2 is a function that takes two arguments.
Apply3 is a function that takes three arguments.
Apply4 is a function that takes four arguments.
Apply5 is a function that takes five arguments.
Compose1 is a function that compose one function.
Compose2 is a function that compose two functions.
Compose3 is a function that compose three functions.
Compose4 is a function that compose four functions.
Compose5 is a function that compose five functions.
ComposeFunction1 is a function that compose one function.
ComposeFunction2 is a function that compose two functions.
ComposeFunction3 is a function that compose three functions.
ComposeFunction4 is a function that compose four functions.
ComposeFunction5 is a function that compose five functions.
Curry1 is a function that curry one argument function.
Curry2 is a function that curry two arguments function.
Curry3 is a function that curry three arguments function.
Curry4 is a function that curry four argument function.
Curry5 is a function that curry five argument function.
Uncurry1 is a function that uncurry one argument function.
Uncurry2 is a function that uncurry two arguments function.
Uncurry3 is a function that uncurry three arguments function.
Uncurry4 is a function that uncurry four argument function.
Uncurry5 is a function that uncurry five argument function.
UseFuncState is a convenience function for creating a stateful function.
UseState is a convenience function for creating a stateful function.

# Interfaces

Function1 is a function that takes one argument.
Function2 is a function that takes two arguments.
Function3 is a function that takes three arguments.
Function4 is a function that takes four arguments.
Function5 is a function that takes five arguments.

# Type aliases

Fn1 is a function that takes one argument.
Fn2 is a function that takes two arguments.
Fn3 is a function that takes three arguments.
Fn4 is a function that takes four arguments.
Fn5 is a function that takes five arguments.