I'm building a custom textbox for numbers only (actually two of them - one
for integers and one that allows currency entries, but let's discuss the
integer only control). I'm having a problem knowing where in the current
string the user is trying to enter '-' (ascii 45). I have been able to
ensure it can't be entered twice, but I currenty only allow it at all when
the string length is zero. However, if the user enters '345' and now wants
to change it to '-345' I don't allow it, because I don't know how to
determine if the entry is 34-5 or 3-45 or 345- or -345. In what event and
in what manner can I solve this?
Thanks for any help.
Bernie Yaeger 4 1168
You should be able to use textbox1.select ionstart to figure out where the
cursor is when the user hits a key...
Josh Moody
VSU Team
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I'm building a custom textbox for numbers only (actually two of them - one for integers and one that allows currency entries, but let's discuss the integer only control). I'm having a problem knowing where in the current string the user is trying to enter '-' (ascii 45). I have been able to ensure it can't be entered twice, but I currenty only allow it at all when the string length is zero. However, if the user enters '345' and now wants to change it to '-345' I don't allow it, because I don't know how to determine if the entry is 34-5 or 3-45 or 345- or -345. In what event and in what manner can I solve this?
Thanks for any help.
Bernie Yaeger
Bernie:
What about a Regex on key down, or simply trapping what's being pressed.
Combine the Ascii representation and append it to the current text. If that
new value will make it not be a number any more, than just eat the keypress.
With a regex (a really simple one would be \d*) you could do some pretty
complex validation.
HTH
Bill
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news:u2******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I'm building a custom textbox for numbers only (actually two of them - one for integers and one that allows currency entries, but let's discuss the integer only control). I'm having a problem knowing where in the current string the user is trying to enter '-' (ascii 45). I have been able to ensure it can't be entered twice, but I currenty only allow it at all when the string length is zero. However, if the user enters '345' and now
wants to change it to '-345' I don't allow it, because I don't know how to determine if the entry is 34-5 or 3-45 or 345- or -345. In what event and in what manner can I solve this?
Thanks for any help.
Bernie Yaeger
Hi BIll,
Both your idea and Josh's worked fine - tx!
Bernie
"William Ryan" <do********@nos pam.comcast.net > wrote in message
news:er******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Bernie:
What about a Regex on key down, or simply trapping what's being pressed. Combine the Ascii representation and append it to the current text. If
that new value will make it not be a number any more, than just eat the
keypress. With a regex (a really simple one would be \d*) you could do some pretty complex validation.
HTH
Bill "Bernie Yaeger" <be*****@cherwe llinc.com> wrote in message news:u2******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I'm building a custom textbox for numbers only (actually two of them -
one for integers and one that allows currency entries, but let's discuss the integer only control). I'm having a problem knowing where in the
current string the user is trying to enter '-' (ascii 45). I have been able to ensure it can't be entered twice, but I currenty only allow it at all
when the string length is zero. However, if the user enters '345' and now wants to change it to '-345' I don't allow it, because I don't know how to determine if the entry is 34-5 or 3-45 or 345- or -345. In what event
and in what manner can I solve this?
Thanks for any help.
Bernie Yaeger
Hi Josh,
Both your idea and Bill Ryan's worked fine - tx!
Bernie
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Josh Moody VSU Team
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I'm building a custom textbox for numbers only (actually two of them -
onefor integers and one that allows currency entries, but let's discuss the integer only control). I'm having a problem knowing where in the current string the user is trying to enter '-' (ascii 45). I have been able to ensure it can't be entered twice, but I currenty only allow it at all
whenthe string length is zero. However, if the user enters '345' and now
wantsto change it to '-345' I don't allow it, because I don't know how to determine if the entry is 34-5 or 3-45 or 345- or -345. In what event
andin what manner can I solve this?
Thanks for any help.
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