bind2nd

Is there a built-in Haskell equivalent for C++'s std::bind2nd?

What I'm missing is the ability to partially apply the second argument of a function rather than the first. This is especially useful when I want to pass the function to something like map, but without having to write a lambda for it each time. I wrote my own function for this (definition below, just in case there indeed isn't any buil...

how to use binder and bind2nd functors?

How to use binder2nd, bind2nd, and bind1st? More specifically when to use them and are they necessary? Also, I'm looking for some examples. ...