r - How to rbind matrices based on objects names? -


i have several matrices rbind in single summary one. objects product of different functions , have share pattern in names.

what want tell r objects common pattern , rbind them.

assuming these matrices exist:

commonname.n1<-matrix(nrow=2,ncol=3) commonname.n2<-matrix(nrow=2,ncol=3) commonname.m1<-matrix(nrow=2,ncol=3)

i tried them: 

mats<-grep(x= ls(pos=1), pattern="commonname.", value=true) mats [1] "commonname.n1" "commonname.n2" "commonname.m1"

what can't figure out how tell rbind use argument. gives same matrix rbind(commonname.n1, commonname.n2, commonname.m1) in example.

i have tried things on line of

mats<-tostring(mats) rbind(mats2)

but creates matrix different objects names.

a similar question asked here, but:

mats<-as.list(mats) do.call(what=rbind, args=as.list(mats))

doesn't job.

sorry if there basic i'm missing somewhere, can't figure out , i'm relatively new r.

use mget:

do.call(rbind,mget(mats))

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