using oninit/onrender to animate initlial data loading

[Guy Katz]

Hi;

1. is there a way to create a bar chart with its data defined with values and just have them animate as if I have called the load method on the chart? (growing from 0 to the actual value instead of simply changing opacity

2. I could not find the answer to 1 so I went looking for using oninit / onrender to achieve this as follows:

var chart = c3.generate({

    data: {

        columns: [

                ['data3', 0]

        ],

        type: 'bar'

    },

     onrendered: function () { 

         this.load({

            columns: [

                ['data3', 130]

            ]

        });

    },

    bar: {

        width: {

            ratio: 0.5

        }

    }

});

I used 'this' but even though it had a load method in its proto its not doable (probably its not the finished chart). I took a look at the callback arguments property but there's nothing there. so I am looking for a way to load data from these callbacks into the chart in order to achieve animation

if I cut the onrendered code above and call load from the 'outside' everything works but it seems like a bad practice to me...

so I do not want to do this instead:

         chart .load({

            columns: [

                ['data3', 130]

            ]

        });

any suggestions?

any hack I can you? to retrieve the chart from the oninit/onrender?

thanks!

[Anton Roolaart]

I'm looking for the same answer, did you ever find a solution?

Thanks

Anton

[Luis Carrizo]

Me too, any solution?

Thanks,

Luis

[rick...@googlemail.com]

Will that be in the future? Would be very important.