Using eval to determine the value of a var

I’ve run into a block… I need to retrieve the value of a variable, but I need to dynamically get the value of the variable.

Take this for example.

CODE:
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var mMenu1 = “Menu 1”;
var mMenu2 = “Menu 2”;
var mMenu3 = “Menu 3”;
var flag = true;

//Now I want to use a loop to figure out what each of the values are… Now in all reality, I won’t know what the number goes up to, so I’ll have to use a while loop…

var x = 0;
while(flag) {
x++;
//When x hits 4, eval can’t find the var and kills my code… What I really need to know is if there’s some condition I can run to check whether that var exists before running the eval statement or if the eval statement returns some “undefined” thing if the var doesn’t exist.

if (somecondition) {
mTest = eval(“mMenu”+x);
}
else {
flag = false;
}

}
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Any help would be appreciated, thanks ?

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