The init event must be called "onInit" or it won't work. Intentional?

[Peter]

I declared my Drawer like this
<div id="app-drawer" data-role="drawer" data-init="drawerInit">

With a function in script tags like:
function drawerInit(e) {...}

As per the documentation: http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/mobile/drawer

But it doesn't fire... 
I renamed my function "drawerInit" to "onInit" and it now works!

Why wouldn't it just call the function specified in the data-init attribute?
Is this a bug or intentional?

[Peter]

Sorry to add to this.

But I wanted to use the onInit method to call show() on the Drawer, so it would start by showing.
But this won't work, apparently the Drawer isn't actually initialized at the time of onInit being called because the "kendoMobileDrawer" method below returns undefined.
I'm confused, what purpose is the onInit serving, if I can't do this?
It does work if I put a 1 second timer before calling drawer.show() so you can know that the #app-drawer ID I'm using etc, is correct.
But I don't want to use a timer as it's unreliable, that's why I found this init() event....

function onInit(e) {
console.log("drawInit", e);
var drawer = $("#app-drawer").data("kendoMobileDrawer");
drawer.show();
}

[Kiril Nikolov]

Hi Peter,

The init event is fired when the widget starts its initialization, and not when the initialization is finished, so this is why you cannot open the drawer in the init event as it is not yet initialized. You can do the same using setTimeout() just to make sure that the open action is called when the init is finished. Please check the following example:

http://jsbin.com/zejib/1/edit

Note that you do not need to specify a timeout of 1000ms.

Regards,
Kiril Nikolov
Telerik