(Smiles) RTFM, fair enough.
The advice on what T and S are in the square brackets was useful though. That's
all I'm really after, to understand how to read that stole of proc signature.
This came up before and most procs have examples how to use them, unfortunately
`find` doesn't. Having to assume for every proc that we write that the reader
might not understand Nim's basics isn't all that healthy as a development
process though, so here is my suggestion:
Read the tutorials.
T and S in square brackets are generic types. You should read `Nim in Action`.
Very nicely written book on Nim.
[https://book.picheta.me](https://book.picheta.me)
Day 6 of my journey through Nim. I woke up refreshed and eager to understand
the parsecsv module.
Very quickly I got to the point where I wanted to obtain the index position for
a particular value in a sequence. A quick search led me to Stack Overflow
