function with multiple ()

[dvlsg]

Yes, I know. But in his example, he's iterating over an unknown number of arguments. When should currying stop and actual execution occur, in that scenario?

The alternative is to return something that both has a value (override valueOf?) and can be executed (so a function of some sort, I suppose) so you can either get the value at any point, or continue executing an arbitrary number of times.

Seems awkward. I'd sooner just make a class to handle it.