I'm currently in the process of trying to refactor code and noticed a
pretty common scenario when working with the chartwrapper object throughout
my code, e.g.:
*
chart.setChartType data.type
chart.setDataTable tables[ti - data.tables.length]
chart.setOptions data.options
chart.setOption "width", div.width()
chart.draw div.get(0)*
So I thought to myself, "Hey! This this would look a lot better if I simply
chained all of these methods together?" Which would look like this in
coffeescript:
* chart.setChartType(data.type).setDataTable(tables[ti -
data.tables.length]).setOptions(data.options).setOption("width",
div.width()).draw div.get(0)*
Beautiful! Alas, it wouldn't run as none of these chartwrapper methods have
any return values. Is there perhaps some sort of design consideration for
why these methods don't have return values? Does anybody see value in
adding something like this to the API?
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