# if you have a proc `f : A -> B -> ...` and you have `g: B -> ... = f(a)` you can
# just generate `g` with `a` inlined can you not? for example:
proc add(a, b: int) = a + b
curry(add10, add, 10)
echo add10(20) # 30
# could be transformed into
proc add(a, b: int) = a + b
proc add10(b: int) = 10 + b
echo add10(20) # 30
# though yeah this isn't as nice because `curry` macro can't affect things outside
# of it, so if you wanted your local method you would need like `add10 <~ curry
# ...` or something.