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Add a default
{}will make the condition at L281 no longer make sense. So only add a{}is not enough.Add a defualt
{}will cause thatdataZoommodels are always added whatevertoolbox.featrue.dataZoomdeclared. I am worried that might bring some other bug or bad cases.And event we fix this error throw in this way, there are other issue: if
setOptionchanges the axes, thetoolbox dataZoomwill not follow and will also be buggy.I think this issue is a little complicated:
Currently, making a hidden
dataZoommodel is performed in thepreprocessstage,which can not take the existing options into account. But they need that, because
they need the axes info.
If we want to resolve this kind of issue thoroughly, we might need another stage,
perhaps in
setOption(the second round of setOption, only triggered inside),to insert/update this kind of hidden model, where the existing model (like axes)
can be taken into account.
Anyway, before we resolve it totally, we can probably consider the feature
toolbox dataZoomonly support being used in the first setOption.