How can we represent a small integer number in binary representation as byte, so to have from 85 "01010101" with zeros not thrown off ?

Convert with Integer/toBinaryString and somehow regulate how much zeros should be added in the head ? sounds messy and I don't know how implement this regulation short

@brownmoose3q: you could calculate the desired size and then use that with clojure.pprint/cl-format to pad the zeros

https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.pprint/cl-format

Looks messy 😃 I'll check it, thx

[clojurescript] hi, i'm using Figwheel, my question is how using external library/JavaScript file in Figwheel? but i tried the key ':externs' but the repl/clojurescript not load the library, this is js file http://waveformjs.org/waveform.js and for create extern file, i used Extern Generators (http://jmmk.github.io/javascript-externs-generator/)

http://www.4clojure.com passed 1 million mark today

did you include :foreign-libs, @renan? Is the js loaded into the browser?

forget about externs at first, you can turn off optimizations in the compiler

that said, I have run into issues where figwheel would complain about the declared namespace not existing when you load it into the cljs repl

everything still worked, tho, as long as the js is loaded by the browser