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exInteger | -1
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Allows editing numbers of integer type. The format of the integer number is: [+/-]digit,
where digit is any combination of digit characters. This flag can be
combined with
exDisablePlus,
exDisableMinus or
exDisableSigns flags. For instance, the 0x3FF (hexa representation, 1023
decimal) value indicates an integer value
with no +/- signs.
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exAllChars | 0
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Allows all characters. No filtering.
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exFloat | 1
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Allows editing floating point numbers. The format of the floating point number
is: [+/-]digit[.digit[[e/E/d/D][+/-]digit]], where digit is any
combination of digit characters. Use the exEditDecimalSymbol
option to assign a new symbol for '.' character ( decimal values ). This
flag can be combined with
exDisablePlus,
exDisableMinus or
exDisableSigns flags.
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exFloatInteger | 2
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Allows editing floating point numbers without exponent characters such as
e/E/d/D, so the accepted format is [+/-]digit[.digit]. Use the exEditDecimalSymbol
option to assign a new symbol for '.' character ( decimal values ). This
flag can be combined with
exDisablePlus,
exDisableMinus or
exDisableSigns flags.
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exDisablePlus | 256
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Prevents using the + sign when editing numbers. If this flag is included, the
user can not add any + sign in front of the number.
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exDisableMinus | 512
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Prevents using the - sign when editing numbers. If this flag is included, the
user can not add any - sign in front of the number.
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exDisableSigns | 768
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Prevents using the +/- signs when editing numbers. If this flag is included,
the user can not add any +/- sign in front of the number. For instance exFloatInteger + exDisableSigns allows editing floating points numbers without using the exponent and plus/minus characters, so the allowed format is
digit[.digit]
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