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easier discrimination between them
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example:
template hygienic(val: expr) =
var `*x` = val
echo `*x`
*x was chosen as mnemonic for "opposite of public" and thus private
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This is intended for type deduction depending on the arguments
proc foo(x: type): type(expr(x))
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