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I'm writing a web server using indradb, and it would be convenient for pagination to be able to start a new query where an old one left off. I can do that with RangeVertexQuery, but that's only good for a certain type of vertex, not for something like myvertex.outbound().inbound().
For now I'll probably just use limit() and throw away the first N results. Towards the end of a long list of results that's not great though. Plus being able to start a query in the middle would be great for processing a large result set in constant memory.
Is this kind of feature under consideration?
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I'm writing a web server using indradb, and it would be convenient for pagination to be able to start a new query where an old one left off. I can do that with RangeVertexQuery, but that's only good for a certain type of vertex, not for something like
myvertex.outbound().inbound()
.For now I'll probably just use limit() and throw away the first N results. Towards the end of a long list of results that's not great though. Plus being able to start a query in the middle would be great for processing a large result set in constant memory.
Is this kind of feature under consideration?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: