public abstract class AbstractRemoteTraversal<S,E> extends Object implements RemoteTraversal<S,E>
RemoteTraversal
and requires that the nextTraverser()
method
is implemented from Traversal.Admin
. It is this method that gets called from RemoteStep
when
the Traversal
is iterated.Traversal.Admin<S,E>, Traversal.Exceptions, Traversal.Symbols
Constructor and Description |
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AbstractRemoteTraversal() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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<S2,E2> Traversal.Admin<S2,E2> |
addStep(int index,
Step<?,?> step)
Add a
Step to an arbitrary point in the traversal. |
void |
applyStrategies()
Apply the registered
TraversalStrategies to the traversal. |
Traversal.Admin<S,E> |
clone()
Cloning is used to duplicate the traversal typically in OLAP environments.
|
Bytecode |
getBytecode()
Get the
Bytecode associated with the construction of this traversal. |
Optional<Graph> |
getGraph()
|
TraversalParent |
getParent()
Get the
TraversalParent Step that is the parent of this traversal. |
TraversalSideEffects |
getSideEffects()
Get the
TraversalSideEffects associated with the traversal. |
List<Step> |
getSteps()
Get the
Step instances associated with this traversal. |
TraversalStrategies |
getStrategies()
Get the
TraversalStrategies associated with this traversal. |
TraverserGenerator |
getTraverserGenerator()
Get the
TraverserGenerator associated with this traversal. |
Set<TraverserRequirement> |
getTraverserRequirements()
Get the set of all
TraverserRequirement s for this traversal. |
boolean |
isLocked()
When the traversal has had its
TraversalStrategies applied to it, it is locked. |
void |
lock()
Lock the traversal and perform any final adjustments to it after strategy application.
|
abstract Traverser.Admin<E> |
nextTraverser()
Note that internally
#nextTraverser() is called from within a loop (specifically in
AbstractStep.next() that breaks properly when a NoSuchElementException is thrown. |
<S2,E2> Traversal.Admin<S2,E2> |
removeStep(int index)
Remove a
Step from the traversal. |
void |
setGraph(Graph graph) |
void |
setParent(TraversalParent step)
Set the
TraversalParent Step that is the parent of this traversal. |
void |
setSideEffects(TraversalSideEffects sideEffects)
Set the
TraversalSideEffects of this traversal. |
void |
setStrategies(TraversalStrategies strategies)
Set the
TraversalStrategies to be used by this traversal at evaluation time. |
equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
addStart, addStarts, addStep, equals, getEndStep, getStartStep, getTraversalSource, getTraverserSetSupplier, isRoot, removeStep, reset
public abstract Traverser.Admin<E> nextTraverser()
#nextTraverser()
is called from within a loop (specifically in
AbstractStep.next()
that breaks properly when a NoSuchElementException
is thrown. In
other words the "results" should be iterated to force that failure.nextTraverser
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public TraversalSideEffects getSideEffects()
Traversal.Admin
TraversalSideEffects
associated with the traversal. This method should not be called
externally for purposes of retrieving side-effects as traversal results. Traversal results should only be
returned by way of the execution of the traversal itself. Should a side-effect of a traversal be needed it
should only be obtained by using GraphTraversal.cap(String, String...)
so that the side-effect can
be included as part of the traversal iteration. Relying on this method to get side-effects in these
situations may not result in consistent behavior across all types of executions and environments (e.g.
remoting).getSideEffects
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public Bytecode getBytecode()
Traversal.Admin
Bytecode
associated with the construction of this traversal.getBytecode
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public List<Step> getSteps()
Traversal.Admin
Step
instances associated with this traversal.
The steps are ordered according to their linked list structure as defined by Step.getPreviousStep()
and Step.getNextStep()
.getSteps
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public <S2,E2> Traversal.Admin<S2,E2> addStep(int index, Step<?,?> step) throws IllegalStateException
Traversal.Admin
Step
to an arbitrary point in the traversal.addStep
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
S2
- the new start type of the traversal (if the added step was a start step)E2
- the new end type of the traversal (if the added step was an end step)index
- the location in the traversal to insert the stepstep
- the step to addIllegalStateException
- if the TraversalStrategies
have already been appliedpublic <S2,E2> Traversal.Admin<S2,E2> removeStep(int index) throws IllegalStateException
Traversal.Admin
Step
from the traversal.removeStep
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
S2
- the new start type of the traversal (if the removed step was a start step)E2
- the new end type of the traversal (if the removed step was an end step)index
- the location in the traversal of the step to be evictedIllegalStateException
- if the TraversalStrategies
have already been appliedpublic void applyStrategies() throws IllegalStateException
Traversal.Admin
TraversalStrategies
to the traversal.
Once the strategies are applied, the traversal is "locked" and can no longer have steps added to it.
The order of operations for strategy applications should be: globally id steps, apply each strategy in turn
to root traversal, then recursively to nested traversals.applyStrategies
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
IllegalStateException
- if the TraversalStrategies
have already been appliedpublic TraverserGenerator getTraverserGenerator()
Traversal.Admin
TraverserGenerator
associated with this traversal.
The traversal generator creates Traverser
instances that are respective of the traversal's
TraverserRequirement
.getTraverserGenerator
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public Set<TraverserRequirement> getTraverserRequirements()
Traversal.Admin
TraverserRequirement
s for this traversal.getTraverserRequirements
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public void setSideEffects(TraversalSideEffects sideEffects)
Traversal.Admin
TraversalSideEffects
of this traversal.setSideEffects
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
sideEffects
- the sideEffects to set for this traversal.public void setStrategies(TraversalStrategies strategies)
Traversal.Admin
TraversalStrategies
to be used by this traversal at evaluation time.setStrategies
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
strategies
- the strategies to use on this traversalpublic TraversalStrategies getStrategies()
Traversal.Admin
TraversalStrategies
associated with this traversal.getStrategies
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public void setParent(TraversalParent step)
Traversal.Admin
TraversalParent
Step
that is the parent of this traversal. Traversals can be nested
and this is the means by which the traversal tree is connected. If there is no parent, then it should be a
EmptyStep
.setParent
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
step
- the traversal holder parent step or EmptyStep
if it has no parentpublic TraversalParent getParent()
Traversal.Admin
TraversalParent
Step
that is the parent of this traversal. Traversals can be nested
and this is the means by which the traversal tree is walked.getParent
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
EmptyStep
if it has no parent.public Traversal.Admin<S,E> clone()
Traversal.Admin
public boolean isLocked()
Traversal.Admin
TraversalStrategies
applied to it, it is locked.isLocked
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public void lock()
Traversal.Admin
lock
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public Optional<Graph> getGraph()
Traversal.Admin
getGraph
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
public void setGraph(Graph graph)
setGraph
in interface Traversal.Admin<S,E>
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