How do I get the index of the current Object in an NSEnumerator iteration?

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Question: How do I get the index of the current Object in an NSEnumerator iteration?

(I don't want to keep track of things using an integer counter or use a for loop due to speed reasons. I did it before I just cannot remember how I did it...)

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