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autofunc

Provides the @auto wrapper, which allows calling functions with the syntax e.g. (foo)(1)(2)(c=3) instead of foo(1, 2, c=3). Also recurses, so (foo)(foo)(1)(2)(3)(foo)(4)(5)(6)(7) is viable.

tests

Tests are in test.py, written in unittest.

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