Call partially applied functions from C #

Question

I have a generic function that takes a lot of parameters

f : a -> b -> c -> d -> e -> f

I want to provide specialized functions that take only the last two parameters, but provide some fixed values ​​for the first three.

g : d -> e -> f
h : d -> e -> f

Their implementation looks something like this:

g = f someA someB someC
h = f someA' someB' someC'

This is all fine, of course, but when it comes to calling these functions from C #, this is a problem because their types don't get "prettified". Instead, I get a bunch of nested FSharpFuncs. I can avoid this problem by defining my functions like

g d e = f someA someB someC d e
h d e = f someA' someB' someC' d e 

But this seems like a very simple mechanical transformation, so I wonder if there is an automated way to get the same result. Perhaps some attribute I can attach to them?

Answer 1

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