1 files changed, 13 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)

M README.md

@@ 12,7 12,7 @@ https://kyleperik.com/pipes/
 Pipes statements define what it should select, and what to generate with it.
 
 ```
-? 'marco' : 'polo';
+'marco' : 'polo';
 ```
 
 This basic snippet selects on any 'marco' input, and spits out 'polo'


@@ 26,7 26,7 @@ basic string input and output. To select a device, simply specify
 the type in your match/result statements.
 
 ```
-? ['input', 'marco'] : ['log', 'polo'];
+['input', 'marco', state] : ['log', 'polo'];
 ```
 
 Now this is a working program. Type 'marco' in the input textbox


@@ 39,7 39,7 @@ for a key to give assign it to a reference, which can be used in
 the result.
 
 ```
-? ['input', value] : ['log', value];
+['input', value, state] : ['log', value];
 ```
 
 ### Piping


@@ 49,9 49,9 @@ abstracting out the extraction to and from devices by including
 multiple stages.
 
 ```
-? ['input', value] : value
-? 'marco' : 'polo'
-? value : ['log', value];
+['input', value, state] : value
+'marco' : 'polo'
+value : ['log', value];
 ```
 
 Each stage selects for criteria, and has it's own


@@ 60,12 60,12 @@ result which is passed to the following stage to process.
 You can include multiple rules within each step using grouping.
 
 ```
-? { type: 'input', value } : value | (
+['input', value, state] : value | (
 
-  ? 'marco' : 'polo';
-  ? 'dog' : 'woof';
+  'marco' : 'polo';
+  'dog' : 'woof';
 
-) ? value : { type: 'log', value };
+) value : ['log', value];
 ```
 
 ### Definitions


@@ 75,11 75,11 @@ into a reusable pattern, making use very succinct.
 
 ```
 def input {
-  ? ['input', value] : value;
+  ['input', value, state] : value;
 }
 def log {
-  ? value : ['log', value];
+  value : ['log', value];
 }
 
-| input ? 'marco' : 'polo' | log;
+| input | 'marco' : 'polo' | log;
 ```