Out-dated bytecode example in GLV tutorial?

[Ray Scott]

Hi, 

The Gremlin Language Variant tutorial shows the follow bytecode exmple:

[ ["V", [1]], ["repeat", [[ ["out", ["knows"]] ["hasLabel", ["person"]]]]] ["times", [2]] ["values", ["name"]] ]

yet, when I getBytecode() on a traversal I see parentheses and not brackets around step parameters. For EG:

[[], [V(), as(person), out(knows), as(friend), select(person, friend)]]

Which is correct? 

Thanks.

[Kevin Gallardo]

Hi, 

The output shown in the docs is output from the gremlinpython GLV. So it is the output when printing a GraphTraversal from a python script:

>>> print(g.V().repeat(out()).has("name", "marko"))

[['V'], ['repeat', [['out']]], ['has', 'name', 'marko']]

I assume the output you showed was the output from a .toString() on a traversal from the Java GLV? It makes sense that those 2 differ.

However maybe the tinkerpop doc could just mention where that output comes from.

[Ray Scott]

OK great, thanks for clearing that up. I'm not a Python person, and didn't want to code a GLV to the wrong spec.