Example Code under node.sort(compare) about d3-hierarchy

[tomwanzek]

Clearly you beat me to it... 😄

[mbostock]

The code is correct as-is; it is sorting by the aggregate values computed and set by node.sum on the previous line, not the data.value.

[tomwanzek]

Apologies, skipped over the implication of the sum(...) call in the prior line too quickly 😞 .

On a related aside then, maybe it would be valuable, pardon the pun, to add the value property as an optional node property to passage starting with:

The returned node and each descendant has the following properties:

e.g.:

• node.value - aggregated numeric value, if any, as calculated by node.sum(value)

Just an idea from someone who seems to have read too fast. Your call.

[mbostock]

That’s a nice idea. I’ll make that change unless you beat me to it! Thanks.
On Mon, Jun 27, 2016 at 7:33 PM Tom Wanzek [email protected] wrote:

Apologies, skipped over the implication of the sum(...) call in the prior
line too quickly 😞 .

On a related aside then, maybe it would be valuable, pardon the pun, to
add the value property as an optional node property to passage starting
with:

The returned node and each descendant has the following properties:

e.g.:

• node.value - aggregated numeric value, if any, as calculated by
  node.sum(value)
  https://github.com/d3/d3-hierarchy/blob/master/README.md#node_sum

Just an idea from someone who seems to have read too fast. Your call.

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