local
Limit the operation of the traversal to a single element within the traversal.
Synopsis
local(traversal)| Syntax conventions | Description | 
|---|---|
| Lowercase and uppercase | Literal keyword. Includes (). | 
| Italics | Variable value. Replace with a user-defined value. | 
| [] | Optional. Square brackets (  [] ) surround
                                optional command arguments. Do not type the square brackets. | 
| {} | Group. Braces ( {}) identify a group to choose
                                from. Do not type the braces. | 
|  |  | Or. A vertical bar (  | ) separates alternative
                                elements. Type any one of the elements. Do not type the vertical
                                bar. | 
| ... | Repeatable. An ellipsis ( ...) indicates that
                                you can repeat the syntax element as often as required. | 
Description
The local() step is a branch step
        that allows the action within the step to be applied to the element within the
          local() step.
Examples
Get a list of all people and the countries they have lived in, ordered by the year that the
        person started living in the
        country:
      g.V().hasLabel('person').as('person').
   local(properties('country').order().by('startYear', incr).limit(2)).value().as('country').
   select('person','country').
      by('name').by()local() is used to restrict the sorting by the meta-property
          startYear for each person.g.V().has('person','personId','1').local(outE('created').has('createDate', gte('1962-03-03')).order().by('createDate'))// explain
//g.V().hasLabel('person').outE('reviewed').has('stars', gte(1)).order().by('stars').profile()
// Sorts the reviews by stars for each user - uses the edge index
//g.V().hasLabel('person').local(outE('reviewed').has('stars', gte(1)).order().by('stars')).profile()
// Sorts the users by name, and then their reviews by stars
//g.V().hasLabel('person').order().by('name').local(outE('reviewed').has('stars', gte(1)).order().by('stars')).profile()