Don't declare and <-> or as complements

[dawehner]

I tried to add nand as function to ramda-adjunct, see https://github.com/char0n/ramda-adjunct/issues/237. When I tried to do that, eslint-plugin-ramda complaint about complement(and) being replaceable by or.

This is strictly not true for one case:

R.or(false, false) -> false
R.complement(R.and(false, false)) -> true

Am I missing something?

[haskellcamargo]

Actually, complement(and(false, false)) evaluates to [undefined]. Ideally, complement should receive a predicate function and in this case it is receiving a value (the result of and(false, false), which eslint-plugin-ramda will force to become false && false). I believe you mean complement(and)(false, false). If it is that case, you are correct.

In order to merge your pull-request, I'll only ask you to remove the specific test for it (which is breaking the build).

Thank you!

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[dawehner]

Actually, complement(and(false, false)) evaluates to [undefined]. Ideally, complement should receive a predicate function and in this case it is receiving a value (the result of and(false, false), which eslint-plugin-ramda will force to become false && false). I believe you mean complement(and)(false, false). If it is that case, you are correct.

Oh, spot on. Thank you for pointing this out.

I've updated the test