javascript - d3: drawing multiple rectangles using areas -


i need draw draw many filled rectangles inside graph , achieve using svg paths. (i'm not using rect tag because perfomance suffer on time.)

my current approach uses d3.svg.area generate path each area, rectangles not being drawn properly.

as far understand rendered path attribute, seems path missing moveto per rectangle.

the following simplified code of problem.

var data = [     {x0:0,x1:50,y0:0,y1:10},     {x10:0,x1:60,y0:20,y1:30},     ];  var width = 500; var barheight = 20;  var areafunc = d3.svg.area()             //.interpolate('step')                         .x0(function(d){return d.x0;})             .x1(function(d){return d.x1;})             .y0(function(d){return d.y0;})             .y1(function(d){return d.y1;});  var chart = d3.select('#chart')     .attr('width', width)     .attr('height', barheight * data.length);  chart.append('path')             //.data(data)             .attr('d', areafunc(data))             .attr('class', 'absences area')             .attr('style', 'fill:blue;stroke:black;stroke-width:1');

jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/3kldkgz8/

if want several rectangles, need define data that

var data = [     [{x0:10,x1:60,y0:0,y1:0},{x0:10,x1:60,y0:20,y1:20}], // rect 1     [{x0:100,x1:600,y0:20,y1:20},{x0:100,x1:600,y0:200,y1:200}]// rect 2 ];

and call 

chart.selectall('path')         .data(data)         .enter()         .append('path')         .attr('d', areafunc)         .attr('class', 'absences area')         .attr('style', 'fill:blue;stroke:black;stroke-width:1');

see http://jsfiddle.net/zh1vqfos/2/


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