Position of node

[thomas_stuempfi]

Hi there,

lets assume that there is a tree structure

create (n1:Item {MId:"1000",expanded:true})
create (n11:Item {MId:"1100",expanded:false})
create (n12:Item {MId:"1200",expanded:true})
create (n111:Item {MId:"1110",expanded:false})
create (n112:Item {MId:"1120",expanded:false})
create (n113:Item {MId:"1130",expanded:false})
create (n121:Item {MId:"1210",expanded:false})
create (n122:Item {MId:"1220",expanded:false})
create (n1221:Item {MId:"1221",expanded:false})
merge (n1)-[r1:child]->(n11)
merge (n1)-[r2:child]->(n12)
merge (n11)-[r3:child]->(n111)
merge (n11)-[r4:child]->(n112)
merge (n11)-[r5:child]->(n113)
merge (n12)-[r6:child]->(n121)
merge (n12)-[r7:child]->(n122)
merge (n121)-[r8:child]->(n1221)
merge (n122)-[r9:child]->(n1221)

now put this in a html grid/treetable like file explorer etc...
Line,MId
1,1000
2,1100
3,1200
4,1210
5,1221
6,1220
7,1221

expanded=false->do not include the "childs" e.g. 1110,1120,1130.
The question is, how to add get the line number? Be aware that it is possible that a node can possibly have multiple parents. Actually it is more a directed acyclic graph than a tree. The traversal shoud "explode" the node each time during recusion.

[glilienfield]

I am not sure exactly what the requirement is, but I will assume you want to know the level of each node in the graph, so you can display then in a 'explorer' type view. The following does that, with ignoring the 'expand' property:

match (n:Item {MId:"1000"})
match p=(n)-[:child*]->(c)
where not exists ((c)-[:child]->())
unwind range(0, length(p)) as index
with {level: index, node: nodes(p)[index].MId} as nodeStats
return  distinct nodeStats
order by nodeStats.level

 

Next, I assumed the 'expand' flag meant to not include the node and all its descendant nodes. If true, the following does that:

match (n:Item {MId:"1000"})
match p=(n)-[:child*]->(c)
where all(i in nodes(p) where i.expanded)
unwind range(0, length(p)) as index
with {level: index, node: nodes(p)[index].MId} as nodeStats
return  distinct nodeStats
order by nodeStats.level

Result:

 If these don't meet you needs, can you give an example so I can understand your requirements better? Sorry for my confusion.