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d3-transition/selecting

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Transition selection methods: select, selectAll, selectChild, selectChildren, filter, merge

Transition objects have these selection methods: selection.transition() schedules a transition for selected elements. selection.interrupt() interrupts and cancels transitions on selected elements. d3.transition() schedules a transition on the root document element. d3.interrupt(node) interrupts the active transition for a given node. transition.select(selector) schedules a transition on selected elements. transition.selectAll(selector) schedules a transition on selected elements. transition.selectChild(selector) selects a child element for each selected element. transition.selectChildren(selector) selects children elements for each selected element. transition.selection() returns a selection for the transition. transition.filter(predicate) filters elements based on data. transition.merge(other) merges this transition with another. transition.transition() schedules a new transition following this one. d3.active(node) selects the active transition for a given node.

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