Instantiating for loop

[Cole]

Is there a way to do this with some kind of a loop? thanks!

    if refrence == "Loshlf_16": b=Loshlf_16.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_20": b=Loshlf_20.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_25": b=Loshlf_25.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_32": b=Loshlf_32.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_40": b=Loshlf_40.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_50": b=Loshlf_50.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_63": b=Loshlf_63.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_80": b=Loshlf_80.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_100": b=Loshlf_100.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_125": b=Loshlf_125.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_160": b=Loshlf_160.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_200": b=Loshlf_200.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_250": b=Loshlf_250.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_315": b=Loshlf_315.execute() 
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_400": b=Loshlf_400.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_500": b=Loshlf_500.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_630": b=Loshlf_630.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_800": b=Loshlf_800.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_1000": b=Loshlf_1250.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_1600": b=Loshlf_1600.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_2000": b=Loshlf_2000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_2500": b=Loshlf_2500.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_3150": b=Loshlf_3150.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_4000": b=Loshlf_4000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_5000": b=Loshlf_5000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_6300": b=Loshlf_6300.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_8000": b=Loshlf_8000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_10000": b=Loshlf_8000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_12500": b=Loshlf_12500.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_16000": b=Loshlf_16000.execute()
    elif refrence == "Loshlf_20000": b=Loshlf_20000.execute()

[boxfish]

I think so, but not a loop. You could do this with the exec keyword:

exec "b=" + refrence + ".execute()"

Hope this helps.

[bvdet]

You can also use eval:[code=Python]b = eval("%s.execut e()" % refrence)[/code]