F# Custom Operators Precedence -

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In F #, you can define a custom operator such as 

  let (= ~) Input Patterns = Regex.IsMatch (Input, Pattern)

Unlike Haskell, custom operators are defined without predecessors What is the operator predecessor of custom operators in F #?

The operator's priority is determined by the first character (s), according to.


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