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DB_op.iter__r_set()
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Fixes truncation error as long as we don't go over 16384 nodes in a
graph until an actual fragmentation mechanism (multiple queries
aggregated into a single response) exists.
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without this, reverting
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sending binary data over REST calls
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Since we used delete on the __attr_write key value dictionary, the
return value we cached was missing the name attribute, causing the
client not to see it.
Fix it with a deepcopy.
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To distinguish id sets from Node/Link sets.
Closes #250
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The reason json failed was that we were using a class instead of an
instance, i.e.
clazz = namedtuple('bla', ['field1', 'field2'])
instance = clazz(field1='foo', field2='bar')
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