[Gambas-user] Question about some simple code enterin' data

[user]

or you can write a code in TextBox_Change() method.

So if user copy paste a serial number like text to accept it.
I think this solution contains also the keypress case.

For start you can replace digits with spaces. Like TextBox.text = "  -
- "


Then in every change to replace each space with a digit maybe with a
Replace$ function. But when you reach the - character preserve it in
string.

You want something like that?

On Thu, 2010-10-14 at 20:51 +0200, tobias wrote:
> piramix at ...178... schrieb:
> > Hi everyone.
> > I need to enter numeric data into a previously formatted text field.
> > The format is 99-9999999999-9, where 9s are any number.
> > I need to display just  the scores so the operator just enters the 
> > numbers.
> > Please help!!
> > Thanks in advance.
> > Pablo.
> > 
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> hi,
> i think you want make one single textbox to display some sections of 
> numbers e.g. like a serial numbern, with some - between the sections?? 
> or what do you mean?
> if this is the case, you may implement a TextBox_KeyPress() event to 
> handle each keypress and if one section is complete, insert your 
> separator (e.g. "-"), this way you also may prevent the insertion of 
> chars which shouldn't be part of the pattern.
> 
> regards,
> tobi
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