Built-in Foreach Loop Index

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    There doesn't seem to be an option to compare to the index of a specific Foreach loop, like there was with the Foreach Object. Is this even possible? If I want to run a foreach loop for a group of objects, and then nest another loop for that same group, for example.

    EDIT: Is there any real performance difference between the extension and built-in feature? I can think of a few more useful features of the extension anyhow.

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    You can retrieve the index of a ForEach loop using this, which is under "count" if you want to use the drop-down menu interface to use it in the future: ForEachLoopIndex( "Active" )

    As for the performance, I personally don't know, though the built-in ones are more likely to get optimization improvements and new features in the future and are less likely to break in non-Windows exporters in any given update (though that being said I don't think the ForEach object has broken in any such update yet, and I find it unlikely that it will).

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    I meant specific foreach loop indexes, i.e:

    run loop 1
    on loop 1, run loop 2
    on loop 2, get index of loop 1

    you only have the option to get foreach loop index, but not for specific named loops. I believe that only gets you the index of the currently running loop. if i nest loops for one object i want to be able to get the index of the first loop while on the second loop.

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    Ah, I see. How about you use an alterable value in a separate object, then?

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