I think a list impl. will be good enough. Will be faster then doing it
in ruby anyway.
On Sunday, December 19, 2010, Andreas Ronge wrote:
> Thanks !
> but maybe it will be slower if one only have one deleted node in a tx ?
> Want it fast both for small and huge transactions
> is it not possible t
2010/12/19 Mattias Persson
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> 2010/12/19 Andreas Ronge
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> Thanks !
>> but maybe it will be slower if one only have one deleted node in a tx ?
>> Want it fast both for small and huge transactions
>> is it not possible to find out if a node is deleted or not without
>> using an internal colle
2010/12/19 Andreas Ronge
> Thanks !
> but maybe it will be slower if one only have one deleted node in a tx ?
> Want it fast both for small and huge transactions
> is it not possible to find out if a node is deleted or not without
> using an internal collection ?
>
This solution doesn't sacrifi
Thanks !
but maybe it will be slower if one only have one deleted node in a tx ?
Want it fast both for small and huge transactions
is it not possible to find out if a node is deleted or not without
using an internal collection ?
On Sunday, December 19, 2010, Mattias Persson wrote:
> I just added
I just added TransactionData#isDeleted(Node) and
TransactionData#isDeleted(Relationship) and made the internal collection to
hold the deleted entities a HashSet for fast lookups.
2010/12/15 Mattias Persson
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> 2010/12/14 Andreas Ronge
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> Hi
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>> I'm still struggling with not having a Node.i
2010/12/14 Andreas Ronge
> Hi
>
> I'm still struggling with not having a Node.isDeleted() method in the API.
>
> Here is an example where I need this method:
> I'm using the event framework to implemented a simple rule system.
> When a node/relationship changes it can trigger an action like setti
Hi
I'm still struggling with not having a Node.isDeleted() method in the API.
Here is an example where I need this method:
I'm using the event framework to implemented a simple rule system.
When a node/relationship changes it can trigger an action like setting
a property on another node.
That nod
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