Hi Jamison,

well, of coarse you can use angular.element to do exactly the same as with 
JQ.
However, I think this is a bad idea, this is namely adding a lot of 
handlers to the DOM/SVG. 
This will make things slower then needed. And you only need 1 handler 
attached to the top level.

Here is a sample on how something like this can be done. It was a lot of 
fun to build, I never interfaced with an SVG on this level before. 

Does this help you a bit?

Regards
Sander

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