Generates a new lookup table by evaluating an expression once per row of a base lookup table. The keys of the output table are inherited from the base table; the values are computed by the expression.
This functor is one of five in the calculator family. Use it when you need to recompute the values of an existing lookup table row by row, keeping the same key structure. If you also need to recompute the keys, use Calculate Lookup Table Keys And Values instead.
The abbreviated syntax (also called shorthand) for this functor is %. See Calculator functor shorthand in the EGO Script documentation for the full syntax of both the verbose and abbreviated forms, and Calculate Functors — Complete Operator Documentation for the complete expression language reference.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Value Column Expression | Image Expression Type | The formula evaluated for each row. The result becomes the value for that row's key in the output table. Must be enclosed in square brackets [ ] in EGO Script. |
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Column Name | Name Type | None | Name of the key column in the output lookup table. If omitted, the corresponding name from the base table is used. |
| Value Column Name | Name Type | None | Name of the value column in the output lookup table. If omitted, the corresponding name from the base table is used. |
| Base Lookup Table | Lookup Table Type | None | The lookup table whose key set drives iteration. When not provided, the Number Table hook with the lowest list index that is connected to a lookup table (not a regular table) is used as the row source (verbose form), or the first lookup table referenced by name in the expression (abbreviated form) — not a union of all connected tables. Prefer this port over a Number Table hook when the table is needed only to define the row set and is not referenced in the expression, to keep abbreviated syntax available. |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Result | Lookup Table Type | A lookup table with keys from the base table and values computed by the expression. |
Tables, lookup tables, and scalar values referenced in the expression must be connected to the functor's ports before writing the expression, using hook functors:
Maps cannot be connected — there is no cell context in this functor. In the abbreviated syntax, tables are referenced as %variableName and values as $variableName.
The expression is evaluated once per row of the base lookup table. Two keywords reflect the current row inside the expression:
line — the key of the current rowcolumn — the value already associated with that key in the base lookup table
This allows the expression to read the row's existing value directly via column, and to look up related values from other connected tables using the current row's key — for example, t1[line] retrieves the value from table t1 whose key matches the current row.
Image operators (iX), neighbourhood functions, neighbourhood indexing, and convolution are not available — there is no spatial grid. Available features are arithmetic and logical operators, scalar references (vX), table and lookup table queries (tX[…]) in all single-key and multi-column forms, and the line and column row-context keywords. See The Expression Language for the complete reference, or Image Expression Type for the navigable operator index.
Null propagation rules and defensive patterns are covered in Null Value Handling in the Calculate Functors documentation.
CalculateLookupTableValues