how can i get bidi to recognize a # prefix in the browser? this doesn't seem to work...

(def routes ["#/" {""      :home
                  "about" :about}])

@joshkh Just a guess since i don't use bidi, but maybe you have to add a slash before the #?

(def routes ["/#/" {""      :home
                  "about" :about}])

tried that, no dice unfortunately

hmm, there's a long standing issue without a resolution https://github.com/juxt/bidi/issues/120

I’m trying to create a simple re-frame SPA and I’m having a problem with binding input fields to database values. It works fine on load, but when I modify one field, then modify the next, the first loses it’s value.

I’m also using figwheel and if i print the “db” in the repl it doesn’t look like it is getting updated.

I’m not sure if the db in the repl is the same one as in the browser or not.

Qq: How would I filter by a type?

can you show us what you are calling a type?

e.g., PersistentArrayMap?

does map? work for you then?

nope

oh wait, yep!

Thank you @dpsutton!!

does the (source map?) help?

ah. well good then 🙂

🙂

you can see exactly what its doing so you can make your own type predicates

that's a good idea!

doc and source are fantastic ways to get up to speed with language idioms pretty quickly. happy coding 👍

I didn't even think of that. Thank you for the super friendly and quick reply!

You guys are the best

false
user> \u2013
\–
user> (= \u2013 \-)
false
user> (= \- \-)
true
user> 

user> (= (eval \u2013) \-)
false

they aren't equal

One is a tidbit wider right? 🙂

d’oh! of course

user=> (int \u2013)
8211
user=> (int \-)
45
user=> 

One is \u002d

that’s the whole reason i’m doing this task! the en-dash wasn’t properly encoded! again, d’oh.

thanks everybody!

Any time—dashes are awesome!