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d3-transition/modifying

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Transition modification methods: attr, attrTween, style, styleTween, text, textTween, remove, tween

Transition objects have these modification methods: transition.attr(name, value) tweens the given attribute using default interpolator. transition.attrTween(name, interpolator) tweens attribute with custom interpolator. transition.style(name, value) tweens style property using default interpolator. transition.styleTween(name, interpolator) tweens style property with custom interpolator. transition.text(value) sets text content when transition starts. transition.textTween(interpolator) tweens text with custom interpolator. transition.remove() removes selected elements when transition ends. transition.tween(name, function) runs custom code during transition.

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