create variable on the fly

[rameo]

I would like to know if it is possible to create a variable on the
fly.

This is my code:

  let mylist = [f,g,m1,m2,m3]
  let myvar = ['f','g','m1','m2','m3']
  let i=0
  while i <= 4
      if strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-6
      let s.myvar[i] = '      '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-5
      let s.myvar[i] = '     '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-4
      let s.myvar[i] = '    '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-3
      let s.myvar[i] = '   '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-2
      let s.myvar[i] = '  '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)-1
      let s.myvar[i] = ' '
     elseif strlen(mylist[i]) == strlen(mtot)
      let s.myvar[i] = ''
     endif
    let i=i+1
  endwhile

f,g = given by the user in un input box
m1,m2,m3,mtot = calculated before the while loop

explication:

let say f= 123 and mtot = 230030
the strlen(f) == srlen(mtot)-3 is valid
(3 == 6-3)
and has to create a new variable "sf" with as value 3 spaces ( '   ')

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to create a variable on the fly?

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