It is not possible to detect this.
```
for (let [i, elem] of arr){
```
is no different that than
```
for (let pair of arr){
let [i, elem] = pair;
```
You are destructuring the result of an iterator, and the initialization of
the iterator is independent from the initialization of the destructuring
pattern.
On Sun, May 22, 2016 at 10:55 AM, Šime Vidas <[email protected]> wrote:
> Say I have an array over which I need to iterate multiple times, but I
> need the index value only some of the time. Is it possible to create a
> custom iterator which auto-detects when I need the index and feeds me
> entries() instead of values() in those cases? For example:
>
> array[Symbol.iterator] = /* some magic here */
>
> for (let elem of array) { /* values() iterator is used automatically */ }
> for (let [i, elem] of array) { /* entries() iterator is used automatically
> */ }
>
>
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