On Tue, 18 Sep 2012, Logan Kelly wrote: > I am using a loop to estimate several models, and I would like to > store the results of each estimate in a bundle, i.e. the results > from model1 should be stored in bundel1. So what I need is an > array of bundles. > > I would like to do something like > > loop m = 1..ModelCount > string results = "results$m" > bundle @results > @results["bla bla"] = bla bla > endloop > > The problem is I cannot declare a bundle in a loop.
What version of gretl are you running, on what platform? I'm not aware of any problem with declaring bundles in a loop. The following works fine here: <hansl> loop i=1..2 --quiet bundle bun$i bun$i["i"] = i endloop print bun1 print bun2 </hansl> This gives (slightly trimmed): bundle bun1: i = 1 bundle bun2: i = 2 There's no such object in gretl as an "array of bundles", as such, but you can create a bundle of bundles if you want. Allin Cottrell
