@Varlist of equation

[Katjes]

We try to identify the elements of each equation
however, if the equation is specified with the following:

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eq_Y.ls dlog(Y)=c(33)+c(34)*dlog(Y(-1)) eq_Y.@varlist

the results that we get is

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DLOG(Y) Y(-1) Y(-2)

Which is not our equation!!

When we define the equation by the following

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eq_Y.ls dlog(Y) c dlog(Y(-1)) eq_Y.@varlist

we get which is perfect

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DLOG(Y) C DLOG(Y(-1))

We now that @spec is also possible, but we need a list of variables of the equation without coefficients.

[EViews Gareth]

Unfortunately there isn't a way to do that.

[Katjes]

And what is the reason, why the @varlist command produces a wrong list?

[EViews Gareth]

@varlist doesn't produce a "wrong list". It produces a list of all of the variables on the right hand side of the equation, when the equation is specified by expression.