On Tue, 06-Apr-2004 at 03:55PM -0700, Jim Java wrote:
|> Hi Everyone:--
|>
|> Is it possible, within a for loop not explicitly using whole-number
|> indexing, to find out the index value of the loop variable within the
Depending on what you do with the index in the loop, it's simple
enough to use the names of a list instead of the indexes. For
example, you can use the part of the list identified by its name
without needing to know what its index is.
for(i in names(xx)){
do.something(xx[[i]], ...)
etc
}
But if it's the index you need, the answer would be No.
HTH
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