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lad08:02:32

jaen: you were right! a pool!

jaen08:02:58

Nice ; d

jaen08:02:09

Also, don't bow, no need for that; was happy to help ; d

lad08:02:47

jaen, i realized after talking with you that my understanding of how the server handles auth tokens was horribly incorrect

lad08:02:27

happy to get past this

jaen08:02:21

It's always good to grow in understanding

mangr3n09:02:15

...And that(“growing in understanding”) is why I love clojure, and have fought to use it in my daily job. I finally feel like I get to spend my days growing in understanding (about solving real problems, not making up problems to solve)

mmeix12:02:18

I have a web app with svg in it, and want to use key-presses to implement some key commands. So the question is where to put {:on-key-down ...}. People say the most reliable place would be document - how would I accomplish this?

mangr3n13:02:58

there’s no [:on-key-down] at that point, because the “body” tag is outside of your react component.

mangr3n13:02:09

instead you would have to use javascript interop (.getElementByTagName js/document “body”) and then assign a function to handle the events, you’ll have to look up the interop functionality for that.

kamn14:02:15

@jstaffans: In relation to our conversation yesterday. There was a talk by @nodename yesterday on ClojureRemote about statecharts

jstaffans15:02:19

kamn: nice, I'll check that out

mmeix16:02:24

thanks mangr3n