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Any good advice on a simple solution to capture key combinations in clojurescript? Like ctrl+shift+T
?
There are many Javascript libraries for this purpose like https://www.npmjs.com/package/hotkeys-js
Otherwise you would just listen to the DOM for keyboard events and build something yourself, maybe by pushing pressed keys into a set and checking if all the keys in the combo are presently in it
For THAT particular combination you can actually just listen to key presses for T
and check if shiftKey
and ctrlKey
are true
in the event
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Works perfect with vanilla event handling, thanks!