If you need this, I suggest using the good old fashioned for ($i = 0; 
$i < END; $i++) {  }.  Nothing broken there, I don't think.

James

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> Hello, All:
>
> When using foreach or while() on an array, how can I access the index 
> of
> the list that foreach()/while() is working upon? Is there an internal
> variable that stores this info like PHP's current()?
>
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> Eric P.
> Sunnyvale, CA
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