outV

Move to the outgoing vertex.

Synopsis

outV()

Description

The outV() step moves the traversal to the outgoing vertices.

Examples

Get all outgoing adjacent vertices for all the edges in the graph:

g.E().outV().valueMap()

Get all outgoing incident edges for all vertices, then move to the incoming vertices that have those incident edges:

g.V().outE('knows').inV().valueMap()

Get all outgoing incident edges for all vertices, then move to the incoming vertices that have those incident edges and a vertex label person:

g.V().outE('knows').inV().hasLabel('person')

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