rowfilter — Create a table row filter selector object.

rowfilter(vars, predicate) creates a selector object with Variables and Predicate properties for table row filtering workflows.

Syntax

B = tabularBuiltin(args...)

Inputs

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
argsAnyVariadicInput values and name-value options.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
outAnyResult value.

Errors

IdentifierWhenMessage
RunMat:table:InvalidArgumentArguments or table metadata are invalid.table: invalid argument
RunMat:table:InvalidIndexTable indexing is invalid.table: invalid index
RunMat:table:InvalidVariableA table variable name or value is invalid.table: invalid variable

How rowfilter works

  • The selector can be used as a table or timetable row subscript.
  • Logical predicate arrays are applied directly.
  • Named scalar predicates such as "@gt0", "@ge0", "@lt0", and "nonmissing" are evaluated against the selected variables.

Example

Filter rows

T(rowfilter({'A'}, '@gt0'), :)

Expected output:

Rows where variable A is positive

Using rowfilter with coding agents

Open a RunMat example with live inputs, then ask the agent to explain how rowfilter changes the result.

Run a small rowfilter example, explain the result, then change one input and compare the output.

Open-source implementation

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