There appears to be a bug in Dashing.AnimatedValue which causes the
AnimatedValue to freeze if the new value is equal to the current. The
source of the bug seems to be due to the comparison in num == to
being between a float and a string. By default, CoffeeScript compiles
== to Javascript's ===. Instead, if we use backticks, we can use a
"raw Javascript" command which allows us to call ==.
There appears to be a bug in
Dashing.AnimatedValue
which causes the AnimatedValue to freeze if the new value is equal to the current. The source of the bug seems to be due to the comparison innum == to
being between a float and a string. By default, CoffeeScript compiles==
to Javascript's===
. Instead, if we use backticks, we can use a "raw Javascript" command which allows us to call==
.