function y = log_variable(ivar,x,M_)
% returns the log of an endogenous variables except if
% it is a lagged/leaded exogenous variable
%
% INPUT
% ivar: vector of variable indices (in declaration order)
% x:    vector of variables value
% M_:   model structure
%
% OUTPUT
% y:    log of the selected variables if there are not auxiliary variables
%       for lagged/leaded exogenous variables
%

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orig_endo_nbr = M_.orig_endo_nbr;
aux_vars = M_.aux_vars;

y = zeros(length(ivar),1);
for i = 1:length(ivar)
    % Does ivar(i) refer to a lag/lead exogenous variable?
    if ivar(i) > orig_endo_nbr
        av = aux_vars(ivar(i) - orig_endo_nbr);
        if av.type == 2 || av.type == 3
            if av.endo_index ~= ivar(i)
                error(['This case shouldn''t happen. Please, contact Dynare ' ...
                       'developers'])
            else
                y(i) =  x(ivar(i));
            end
        else
            y(i) = log(x(ivar(i)));
        end
    else
        y(i) = log(x(ivar(i)));
    end
end