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gremlin - Returning multiple values from one step using 'select', 'by' in Gremline

My graph schema looks like this:

(Location)<-[:INVENTOR_LOCATED_IN]-(Inventor)-[:INVENTOR_OF]->(Patent)

I'm trying to return multiple values from each step in the query path. Here's the query I have so far that runs correctly:

g.V().and(has('Location', 'city', textContains('Bloomington')), has('Location','state',textContains('IN'))).as('a').
  bothE().bothV().hasLabel('Inventor').as('b').
  bothE().bothV().has('Patent', 'title', textContains('Lid')).as('c').
  select('a,', 'b', 'c').
  by('state').by('name_first').by('title').
  fold();

What I would like to do is for each step return two node properties. I tried the following but it returns an error:

g.V().and(has('Location', 'city', textContains('Bloomington')), has('Location', 'state',textContains('IN'))).as('a').
  bothE().bothV().hasLabel('Inventor').as('b').
  bothE().bothV().has('Patent', 'title', textContains('Lid')).as('c').
  select('a,', 'b', 'c').
  by('city', 'state').by('name_first', 'name_last').by('title', 'abstract').
  fold();

Can anyone suggest syntax that will allow me to return multiple properties from each node in the path?

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66068669/returning-multiple-values-from-one-step-using-select-by-in-gremline

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The by(key) is meant to be a sort of shorthand for values(key) which means if you have more than one value you could do:

g.V().and(has('Location', 'city', textContains('Bloomington')), has('Location', 'state',textContains('IN'))).as('a').
  bothE().bothV().hasLabel('Inventor').as('b').
  bothE().bothV().has('Patent', 'title', textContains('Lid')).as('c').
  select('a,', 'b', 'c').
    by(values('city', 'state').fold()).
    by(values('name_first', 'name_last').fold()).
    by(values('title', 'abstract').fold()).
  fold()

You might also consider forms of elementMap(), valueMap(), or project() as alternatives. Since by() takes a Traversal you have a lot of flexibility.


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