how can I do it without using eval

There are quite a few handles of uicontrols and uipanels named h1,h2...hN in my code exported by GUIDE. I want to create structure of handles with names handles.(Tag) for all uicontrols. How can I do it without using eval?
for k=2:N
ns=num2str(k);
hs=eval(['h',ns]);
Tag=get(hs,'Tag');
handles.(Tag)=hs;
end

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My question is similar to the recent question, however my problem is slightly different.
If it is code exported by GUIDE, then GUIDE will automatically create those handles for you. It is done as part of the initialization of the gui. It goes something like
handles_with_tags = findobj(GUI, '-property', 'Tag');
for K = 1 : length(handles_with_tags)
this_handle = handles_with_tags(K);
thistag = get(this_handle, 'Tag');
if isvarname(thistag)
handles.(thistag) = this_handle;
end
end
Except that it does extra work so that when it finds multiple objects with the same tag, it creates a vector of handles.
Thanks, Walter!
That is what I want. I was just modyfiing (mainly in learning purpose) my code from the form of GUIDE export to the form decribed in the tutorial:https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/24861-41-complete-gui-examples

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Assuming the handles are stored in a vector,
allhand = [h1,h2,h3]; %row vector
tags = get(allhand, 'tag');
handles = cell2struct(num2cell(allhand)',tags); %no need for transpose if allhand is column vector

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The problem is that the handles are not stored in an array or may be stored manually. How to store them not manually without using eval - that was my question. Newertheless I accept your answer because I am satisfied by Walter's answer and I have learned something from yours.:)

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