from

Designate the outgoing vertex for an addE() step.

Synopsis

from('vertex\_designator')

Description

The from() step is a step modulator, a helper step for another traversal step. Its main use is to designate the outgoing vertex for an addE() step. Generally, a to() step is paired with a from() step.

Examples

g.V().has('person', 'name', 'Jim Walsh').as('jim').
    V().has('person', 'name', 'Sharon Smith').as('sharon').
    addE('knows').from('jim').to('sharon').property('since', 1980)

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