call method

Selection call(
  1. void function(
    1. Selection, [
    2. List<Object?>?
    ]), [
  2. List<Object?>? arguments
])

Invokes the specified function exactly once, passing in this selection along with any optional arguments. Returns this selection.

This is equivalent to invoking the function by hand but facilitates method chaining. For example, to set several styles in a reusable function:

void name(Selection selection, [List<Object?>?] arguments) {
  selection
      .attrSet("first-name", (arguments![0] as String).u22)
      .attrSet("last-name", (arguments[1] as String).u22);
}

Now say:

d4.selectAll("div".u31).call(name, ["John", "Snow"]);

This is roughly equivalent to:

name(d4.selectAll("div".u31), ["John", "Snow"]);

The only difference is that selection.call always returns the selection and not the return value of the called function, name.

Implementation

Selection call(void Function(Selection, [List<Object?>?]) function,
    [List<Object?>? arguments]) {
  function(this, arguments);
  return this;
}