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Re: st: simulataneous foreach loops
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"Lim, Raymond" <[email protected]>
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Subject
Re: st: simulataneous foreach loops
Date
Fri, 12 Nov 2010 14:45:36 -0500
Austin,
I preserve before the loop in my actual code. The loop right now creates team 101 with 3 members, team 102 with 5 members, team 103 with 3 members, etc. Yes, there's a one-to-one mapping from tt to NN. I basically need two loop indices to change simultaneously. For example, first round (i=103, j=3), second round (i=139, j=5), third round (i=230, j=3). Of course, the real thing is a couple hundred pairs.
-Raymond
preserve
local tt=100
qui foreach NN of numlist 3 5 3 4 {
bsample `NN'
local tt=`tt'+1
replace team=`tt'
save simteam_`tt'.dta, replace
restore
preserve
}
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