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st: easier way to write many matrix names


From   Amanda Fu <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: easier way to write many matrix names
Date   Mon, 12 Jul 2010 19:16:48 -0400

Dear statalisters,

The question I was going to ask is kind of silly---How to write the
following command in an easier way?

I would like to put all the 30 matrix (matrix named A1,A2,...,A30,
each [1 X 10]) row after row to construct a big matrix A [30 X 10]. I
used the clumsiest way---literally write out all the matrix names:

---matrix A=A1\A2\A3\A4\A5......\A25\A26\A27\A28\A29\A30---

In the middle of the above command(where ....... is located), I just
saved to type A6\...A24 to save a little bit of time.

I wondered how to write this in an easier way? I know if it is a loop,
I can use local loop ,such as --foreach matrixA of localist A1-A30---.
But this is apparently not a loop.

Any comments would be helpful. Thanks!

Sincerely,
Amanda
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