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scales/point

11 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

d3.scalePoint creates ordinal point scale

d3.scalePoint() creates an ordinal point scale.

point function computes point for domain value

point() computes the point corresponding to a given domain value.

point.domain sets the input domain

point.domain() sets the input domain.

point.range sets the output range

point.range() sets the output range.

point.rangeRound sets output range and enables rounding

point.rangeRound() sets the output range and enables rounding.

point.round enables rounding

point.round() enables rounding.

point.padding sets padding outside first and last point

point.padding() sets padding outside the first and last point.

point.align sets point alignment if there is extra space

point.align() sets point alignment, if there is extra space.

point.bandwidth returns zero

point.bandwidth() returns zero.

point.step gets distance between starts of adjacent points

point.step() gets the distance between the starts of adjacent points.

point.copy creates a copy of the scale

point.copy() creates a copy of this scale.

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