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Ruby has Enumerator#with_index(offset = 0). To, so first convert the array to an enumerator, use using Object#to_enum or Array#map, whatever feels more declarative to you:
[:a, :b, :c].map.with_index(2).to_a #=> [[:a, 2], [:b, 3], [:c, 4]]
Ruby has Enumerator#with_index(offset = 0). To convert the array to an enumerator, use Object#to_enum or Array#map, whatever feels more declarative to you:
Ruby has Enumerator#with_index(offset = 0), so first convert the array to an enumerator using Object#to_enum or Array#map:
Ruby >= 1.9.3 has Enumerator#with_index(offset = 0). To convert the array to an enumerator, use Object#to_enum or Array#map, whatever feels more declarative to you:
Ruby >= 1.9.3 has Enumerator#with_index(offset = 0). To convert the array to an enumerator, use Object#to_enumObject#to_enum or Array#mapArray#map, whatever feels more declarative to you:
Object#to_enum
Array#map
