(From NodeProxy’s Help page)
<<>(proxy, key: ‘in’)
Chaining. Usage: proxyA <<> proxyB <<> proxyC <<> … . Map proxyC source to proxyB \in argument, and proxyB to proxyA’s in argument.
It seems to say in the documentation that you can change the default mapping from ‘in’ to some other key, for example ‘foo’, but my attempts to do this have met with syntactic errors. What is the right way to do this?