link-state classes and zoom undefined fix #171
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@MrBlenny any opinion on this? |
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I had a bug in which
this.context.zoomScalewas undefined, causingtoPosition.xandtoPosition.yto be nan, which prevented dragging links. Maybe I can figure out a minimal example to reproduce the issue during the next few days if you want one.Furthermore, in order to style links that are being dragged different than those that are placed, className attributes are handy.
I noticed there aren't any className attributes yet in the code, so I went with a BEM naming scheme.