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title: "The nix arrow operator" title: "The nix arrow operator"
keywords: nix, language, programming-language keywords: nix, short, language, programming-language
image: './images/nix_banner.png' image: './images/nix_banner.png'
series: "Nix shorts" series: "Nix shorts"
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There is a specal operator in nix, written as `->`. It is not a c dereference struct pointer operator, nor is it a haskell function type definition. It is a boolean operator, which represents the "implies arrow" from [propositional logic][prop-log]. This is especially useful in nix, because of its usage in modules. There is a specal operator in nix, written as `->`. It is not a [C dereference struct pointer operator][c-deref-struct], nor is it a [haskell function type definition][haskell-function]. It is a boolean operator, which represents the "implies arrow" from [propositional logic][prop-log]. This is especially useful in nix, because of its usage in modules.
## The `myService` module ## The `myService` module
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[c-deref-struct]: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/arrow-operator-c-plus-plus
[haskell-function]: http://learnyouahaskell.com/functors-applicative-functors-and-monoids
[prop-log]: https://iep.utm.edu/prop-log/ [prop-log]: https://iep.utm.edu/prop-log/