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| ===== Inputs ===== | ===== Inputs ===== | ||
| - | ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^ | + | ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^ |
| - | | Input Table | [[Table Type|Map]] | The table containing the sub-tables corresponding to steps. | | + | | Input Table | [[Table Type]] | The table containing the sub-tables corresponding to steps. | |
| - | | Step | [[Double Type|Double]] | The input step. | | + | | Step | [[Real Value Type]] | The input step. | |
| ===== Outputs ===== | ===== Outputs ===== | ||
| - | ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^ | + | ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^ |
| - | | Result | [[Table Type|Table]] | The resulting sub-table. | | + | | Result | [[Table Type]] | The resulting sub-table. | |
| ===== Group ===== | ===== Group ===== | ||
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| ===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
| - | This submodel is similar to functor [[Get Table From Key]], except that if a key is not found, it retrieves the sub-table corresponding to the greatest key smaller than the given step. This is the same behavior found in operators like [[Select Lookup Table]] and [[Select Transition Matrix]]. Thus, the use of this submodel is advised as a better replacement to the Select family of functors. | + | This submodel is similar to functor [[Get Table From Key]], except that if a key is not found, it retrieves the sub-table corresponding to the greatest key smaller than the given step. This is the same behavior adopted by functors like [[Select Lookup Table]] and [[Select Transition Matrix]]. Thus, the use of this submodel is advised as a suitable replacement for that functor family. |
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| + | The differences between Select Sub Table and [[Get Table From Key]] can be seen below: | ||
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| + | ^ Key1* ^ Key2* ^ Value1 ^ Value2 ^ | ||
| + | |@lightyellow: 1 |@yellow: 12 |@yellow: "bbbb" |@yellow: 23 | | ||
| + | |@lightgreen: 5 |@green: 12 |@green: "cccc" |@green: 23 | | ||
| + | |@lightgreen: 5 |@green: 11 |@green: "bbbb" |@green: 14 | | ||
| + | | 12 | 22 | "aaaa" | 23 | | ||
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| + | Retrieving the sub-table corresponding to Key1 5 returns the following table for both operators: | ||
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| + | ^ Key2* ^ Value1 ^ Value2 ^ | ||
| + | |@green: 12 |@green: "cccc" |@green: 23 | | ||
| + | |@green: 11 |@green: "bbbb" |@green: 14 | | ||
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| + | However, retrieving the sub-table corresponding to Key1 4 fails for [[Get Table From Key]], but returns | ||
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| + | ^ Key2* ^ Value1 ^ Value2 ^ | ||
| + | |@yellow: 12 |@yellow: "bbbb" |@yellow: 23 | | ||
| ===== Internal Name ===== | ===== Internal Name ===== | ||
| - | GetTableValue | + | SelectSubTable |