Hello Frederik! Indeed, this sounds like a flaw. I don't think it can be easily fixed though. E.g. I tried to recompile GHC with dumped fixity of >>>, as you suggested. It failed short on the Arrow.hs file, complaining about the definition of (|||) inside ArrowChoice: f ||| g = f +++ g >>> arr untag Likewise, many things will be broken by this change in many other places, I guess. Nevertheless, you could try to raise this question on the libraries mailing list which is best suited for concerns like this, I believe: https://mail.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/libraries -- Best, Artem On Thu, 2 Aug 2018 at 23:55 Frederik Hanghøj Iversen wrote:

With function composition I can easily write something like

h . g . f $ expr

However if I want to write the equivalent in left-to-right composition style:

expr & f >>> g >>> h

This is not possible due to a parsing error arising from the fixity of the operators. (>>>) is provided by Control.Arrow and (&) by Data.Function. My question is, would it not be better to *decrement* the fixity of (&) by one or *increment* the fixity of (>>>) by one (probably rather the latter)?

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