The c‎wrapIndex directive represents the index number of the current array iteration.

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The c‎wrapIndex directive is equivalent to c‎wrapIndex0, while c‎wrapIndex1 represents the index iteration of a nested array within the current array, and so on. Additionally, c‎wrapIndex can be used decoratively or for other purposes—for example, writing c‎wrap0+1 retrieves the current index value incremented by one.