I didn't have this problem with the pre 1.0 betas, but when I have a
TMaskEdit control with cPicture set to @!, once I tab out of the control and
Shit+Tab back into the control, I cannot add anymore characters to the
string. I have solved the problem by setting the nCharCase to cUPPERCASE,
but I thought you should know.
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TMaskEdit Problem
TMaskEdit Problem
Andrew,
>I didn't have this problem with the pre 1.0 betas, but when I have a
>TMaskEdit control with cPicture set to @!, once I tab out of the control
>and Shit+Tab back into the control, I cannot add anymore characters to the
>string. I have solved the problem by setting the nCharCase to cUPPERCASE,
>but I thought you should know.
You should set the property nMaxLength to the appropiate value. It's
designed to gets its maximum length from the string assigned to it. However,
if you belive there is a bug, please, send us a small sample to test.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
>I didn't have this problem with the pre 1.0 betas, but when I have a
>TMaskEdit control with cPicture set to @!, once I tab out of the control
>and Shit+Tab back into the control, I cannot add anymore characters to the
>string. I have solved the problem by setting the nCharCase to cUPPERCASE,
>but I thought you should know.
You should set the property nMaxLength to the appropiate value. It's
designed to gets its maximum length from the string assigned to it. However,
if you belive there is a bug, please, send us a small sample to test.
--
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com