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Subject: Using a for loop's current index as an argument in a tag
From: Tom Preston-Werner <mojo...@gmail.com>
To: Liquid Templates <liquid-templates@googlegroups.com>
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Is it possible to use the currently indexed variable in a for loop as
an argument to a tag? Something like this:

{% for entry in entries %}
  {% include entry %}
{% endfor %}

Where `include` is a custom tag and `entry` is the variable from the
for loop and not the literal string "entry".

Thanks!

Tom

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