I am still quite a beginner with GAUSS... I know the varput function allows me to create matrices with a name based on my loop. Is it also possible to create scalars in such a way so that I can automate it in the loop? If not, what would be the most elegant alternative solution?
Thank you!
position = 5;
if countries eq 2;
for k(1,6,1);
name = strput(kvector[1,k], "i_", 3);
y = varput(position, name);
position = position+1;
endfor;
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The scalar values are supposed to be column indicators that are called upon in a later part of the code. Since I didn't write the majority of the code myself the scalar names are already distributed around the code already. I tried using a element 1,1 of the varput matrix (that has the name I want for the scalar) as a column indicator, but this did not work due to the multiple closed square brackets.
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The scalar values are supposed to be column indicators that are called upon in a later part of the code. Since I didn't write the majority of the code myself the scalar names are already distributed around the code already. I tried using a element 1,1 of the varput matrix (that has the name I want for the scalar) as a column indicator, but this did not work due to the multiple closed square brackets.