Examples of org.neo4j.graphdb.traversal.TraversalDescription.filter()

• org.neo4j.graphdb.traversal.TraversalDescription.filter()
  Adds {@code filter} to the list of filters to use, i.e. a filter todecide which positions are OK to return or not. Each position is represented by a {@link Path} from the start node of thetraversal to the current node. The current node is the {@link Path#endNode()} of the path. Each {@link Path} must be acceptedby all added filter for it to be returned from the traverser. For adding a filter which returns paths accepted by any filters, see {@link Traversal#returnAcceptedByAny(Predicate)} for convenience. @param filter the {@link Predicate} to add to the list of filters. @return a new traversal description with the new modifications. @deprecated because of the introduction of {@link Evaluator}. Use {@link #evaluator(Evaluator)} instead which combines{@link #filter(Predicate)} and {@link #prune(PruneEvaluator)}. The supplied {@link Predicate} will be wrapped by an {@link Evaluator} internally.