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How can I pass a variable to "within" method?
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"d...@gmail.com" <dor...@...>
I'm running a groovy script that reads a csv file into a variable.
Then I'm trying to pass the variable into a "within" method but I get no result. While I'm passing the list as hardcoded value I get the results. How can I pass the list as a variable? The following does work: g.V().union(has('Customer ID', 'CUSTOMER_ID_20200917130654_209').inE().hasLabel('current'), has('Customer ID', 'CUSTOMER_ID_20200917130654_209').inE().hasLabel('hasState'), has('Customer ID', 'CUSTOMER_ID_20200917130654_209').outE().hasLabel('parent'), has('Customer ID', 'CUSTOMER_ID_20200917130654_209').outE().hasLabel('peer')) The following doesn't work: g.V().union(has('Customer ID', within(CustomerList)).inE().hasLabel('current'), has('Customer ID', within(CustomerList)).inE().hasLabel('hasState'), has('Customer ID', within(CustomerList)).outE().hasLabel('parent'), has('Customer ID', within(CustomerList)).outE().hasLabel('peer')) Note that when I print the CustomerList on the screen it shows: 'CUSTOMER_ID_20200917130654_209' Thanks! |
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HadoopMarc <bi...@...>
Hi, What does CustomerList.getClass() show? The within() predicate works for individual objects and an ArrayList, not for a String[] array. HTH, Marc Op woensdag 30 september 2020 om 19:56:29 UTC+2 schreef d...@...: I'm running a groovy script that reads a csv file into a variable. |
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HadoopMarc <bi...@...>
My reaction above was not accurate: within() also works on a String[] array, provided that all elements of the array are initialized. Marc Op donderdag 1 oktober 2020 om 07:50:14 UTC+2 schreef HadoopMarc:
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