Hey,
> just to be clear, Would it be safe to say that the compile time for
>
> g.v(0).out.out >> -1
>
> would be slower than
>
> g.v(0).out().out() >> -1
>
> and slower than
>
> g.v(0).outE().inV().outE().inV() >> -1
The fastest would be g.v(0).out().out().
> It is also surprising tha
nitude greater for the the condensed notation. thanks for the info.
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Hi Gremlin+Neo4j+OrientDB people,
I apologize for the cross list posting, but this is an important piece of
information for those using Gremlin with their respective graph databases. I've
noticed lots of people use the very friendly notation of Element.key to get the
property value of an Elemen
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