Changlog after Gem 0.79

• OrientQuery: Arguments can be chained
• OrientQuery: (Match-Syntax) methods connect and statement return an OrientQuery-Object instead of a Matchstatement.
• Delete: Class#delete, Vertex#delete removed any record when called without a condition. Now: all: true is required

  SomeClass.delete all: true   # leads to an empty class

• Edge.create: To put attributes (properties) to the edge, the keyword »set« is used. We are following the syntax of OrientDB#CreateEdge. As for Vertex#Create, the keyword :set is optional.
• ORD.create_vertex, ORD.create_edge (file: class_utils.rb):: removed in favor of Vertex.create and Edge.create
• ActiveOrient::Model Objects respond to to_human, which is alias by to_s
• Vertex.edges selects adjacent edges by /pattern/ or by EDGE_CLASS. If a pattern is used, inheritance is respected. If a EDGE_CLASS is used, only edges of this particular class are selected.
• Multiple connections supported
• ORD.delete_class now correctly removes the database- and ruby-class
• OrientQuery: Support for NULL values in queries:

  G.count( where: { abc: [nil] } )   # Array with nil element is translated into 'is NULL'
  G.update( set: {abc: nil} , where: 'something > 0' )  # Hash with nil-value translates to '= NULL'

• Model.update!: the count of affected records is returned. (Where statement is not required) Document.update: The updated record is returned (unchanged) Model.update: A list of updated records is returned. (Where statement is required)
• Monkey-Patching: Added »to_or« to any Object. The method aims the low level representation of the objects to the database. Its purpose: include any ruby-Object in a raw database query.

   "#56:0".expand.update{ "set karo = #{ass.to_or} " }
   # fires » update #56:0 set karo =  [ 3,4,5 ] return after $this «    

• Unified initialization of queries through Model.query and Record.query. The queries are prebuild and then transmitted via .execute. notice This breaks the previous coding of Record.query( some query-code). It has to be changed

  #old
  some_record.query( OrientSupport::OrientQuery.new( where:{ a:56 }) )
  #  to
  some_record.query( where: { a:56 } ).execute
  #  or
  some_record.query.where( a:56 ).execute