I have read the document, and i found that curly brackets are normally used to form a subquery or it can be used to describe the properties of a node or relationships.
But i notice that some times curly brackets are used separately, and i can't understand what exactly it was doing.
Here are some example of curly brackets used separately:
MATCH (p:Person)
RETURN
p,
p.name AS name,
toUpper(p.name),
coalesce(p.nickname, 'n/a') AS nickname,
{name: p.name, label: head(labels(p))} AS person // what is this sentence doing?
MATCH (e:Entity)-[r1:{}]-(t1:Entity)
WHERE e.lid IN {{qids}} AND e.name <> ""
WITH e, r1, t1
OPTIONAL MATCH (t1)-[r2]-(t2:Entity)
WHERE t1.name = ""
AND t2.name <> ""
AND t2 <> e
WITH e, r1, t1, r2, t2
WHERE t1.name <> "" OR (t2 IS NOT NULL AND t2.name <> "")
RETURN e,
{ name : r1.name, labelId: r1.labelId, type: type(r1) } as r1, // this
t1,
{ name : r2.name, labelId: r2.labelId, type: type(r2) } as r2, // and this
t2
ORDER BY t2.score IS NOT NULL DESC, t1.score IS NOT NULL DESC,
t2.score DESC, t1.score DESC
LIMIT 20
many thanks in advance!