Hi Stephane,
Try normal functions instead of arrow functions
.on("start", function(d, i) {this.dragstarted(d,i)})
This will give you a workable this.
or
.on("start",this.dragstarted.bind(this))
And this will make sure the function is bound to the class, I think this
your best option
Regards
Sander
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