Another (a more explicit) way would be to have possible to deal with modules the same as with routines or blocks in macros, and to have a `currentModule` symbol. Then the same could be expressed with `a.implementRecur currentModule`, with the usual syntax, the same as `a.implementRecur: ...` (for blocks) and `a.implementRecur someProc`.
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