Matchfix: the obscure buddy of prefix and postfix

The title on this post says it all. This week I learned there is actually a name, "matchfix", for an operator that is called like a function. To put this in its familiar context, here's a summary of the ways a two-argument operator can be called:

prefix

op arg1 arg2

postfix

arg1 arg2 op (also known as Reverse Polish Notation)

infix

arg1 op arg2

matchfix

op(arg1,arg2)

For reference, see the Google search 'matchfix -cricket -horse'.

It looks like the origins of "matchfix" may come from MACSYMA, the computer algebra system.

Now if the language you're designing or describing has a way to invoke operators like ordinary function calls, you know the term.