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| Packages that use ReturnableEvaluator | |
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| org.neo4j.graphdb | The core graph database API. |
| Uses of ReturnableEvaluator in org.neo4j.graphdb |
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| Fields in org.neo4j.graphdb declared as ReturnableEvaluator | |
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static ReturnableEvaluator |
ReturnableEvaluator.ALL
Deprecated. A returnable evaluator that returns all nodes encountered. |
static ReturnableEvaluator |
ReturnableEvaluator.ALL_BUT_START_NODE
Deprecated. A returnable evaluator that returns all nodes except the start node. |
| Methods in org.neo4j.graphdb with parameters of type ReturnableEvaluator | |
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Traverser |
Node.traverse(Traverser.Order traversalOrder,
StopEvaluator stopEvaluator,
ReturnableEvaluator returnableEvaluator,
Object... relationshipTypesAndDirections)
Deprecated. because of an unnatural and too tight coupling with Node. Also because of the introduction of a new traversal
framework. The new way of doing traversals is by creating a
new TraversalDescription from
Traversal.traversal(), add rules and
behaviours to it and then calling
TraversalDescription.traverse(Node...) |
Traverser |
Node.traverse(Traverser.Order traversalOrder,
StopEvaluator stopEvaluator,
ReturnableEvaluator returnableEvaluator,
RelationshipType relationshipType,
Direction direction)
Deprecated. because of an unnatural and too tight coupling with Node. Also because of the introduction of a new
traversal framework. The new way of doing traversals is by
creating a new TraversalDescription from
Traversal.traversal(), add rules and behaviors to it
and then calling
TraversalDescription.traverse(Node...) |
Traverser |
Node.traverse(Traverser.Order traversalOrder,
StopEvaluator stopEvaluator,
ReturnableEvaluator returnableEvaluator,
RelationshipType firstRelationshipType,
Direction firstDirection,
RelationshipType secondRelationshipType,
Direction secondDirection)
Deprecated. because of an unnatural and too tight coupling with Node. Also because of the introduction of a new traversal
framework. The new way of doing traversals is by creating a
new TraversalDescription from
Traversal.traversal(), add rules and
behaviours to it and then calling
TraversalDescription.traverse(Node...) |
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