Passing functions to radial.x() and radial.y() #113
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Currently, the radial force...
d3.forceRadial(radius[, x][, y])
... allows only numbers to the `x` and `y` positions:
> If x is specified, sets the x-coordinate of the circle center to the specified number and returns this force.
This proposed change allows passing functions to `radial.x()` and `radial.y()`, using the same pattern of other forces. Here is the working demo: https://bl.ocks.org/anonymous/0685343afe4675a022403be8728bc7c4/7dda06727201c128b9ff820b24c2c955e655436d
Passing functions to radial.x() and radial.y()
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I have merged this into #167, which seemed more convenient than having two feature branches. |
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Currently, the radial force...
d3.forceRadial(radius[, x][, y])... allows only numbers to the
xandypositions:This proposed change allows passing functions to
radial.x()andradial.y(), using the same pattern and source code of other forces.Here is the working demo: https://bl.ocks.org/anonymous/9be75547ffb0ec24a0e0745d41fafd67/f47f6f6650dd0b0d505dfcef55fb63170556c314