Re: Text entry limitation

I create a class with super = textfield = > myTextfield()

If there are x textfields on the window, I will drag x times this 
myTextfield in the window. myTextfield(0),myTextfield(1)....
(They are all members of an array of myTextfields(), you can define this 
in the editor)

Every myTextfield() has a handler keydown(Desktop) or keypressed(Web)

So
*AddHandler tf101(fn).keypressed, AddressOf myMethod*
This will be defined in the open event of the window
fn = total number of myTextfield()
A for next loop will go through all myTextfields and for every myTextfield() the method 'myMethod' will be executed.
Therefor in myMethod we will*test every char.*
if asc(key)=13 or asc(key)=3 or asc(key)=9 then
	goto next field
else
	do something
end if

I hope you can understand this explanation.

Roland Brouwers

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Op 18/08/2017 om 18:13 schreef Jean-Luc Arnaud:
> Thanks for the reply, Roland.
>
> It's not exactly my need. Nevertheless, I'm interested in your use of 
> AddHandler, but don't understand it.
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> Where do you place this code?
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> What does tf101(fn) represent?
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> Thanks for further information.
>
> Jean-Luc Arnaud
>
> Le 18/08/2017 à 11:14, roland a écrit :
>> I use the property limitText of a textfield.
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>> For the special character I use (this will be the filter)
>> AddHandler tf101(fn).keypressed, AddressOf myMethod
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>> Roland
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>> Op 18/08/2017 om 10:35 schreef Jean-Luc Arnaud:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> What's the best way to limit text entry to only some characters?
>>>
>>> Mask property doesn't seem to be the solution.
>>>
>>> Of course, I could code for a kind of filter, but in addition to 
>>> authorized characters, I would have to manage Enter, Return, Tab, 
>>> arrows, Delete, ...
>>>
>>> Any suggestion welcome.
>>>
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