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From: vlis@lurch.stanford.edu (John Vlissides)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.interviews
Subject: Re: NumberEditor
Message-ID: <VLIS.91May15160919@lurch.stanford.edu>
Date: 15 May 91 23:09:19 GMT
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In-Reply-To: steve@Pkg.Mcc.COM's message of 6 May 91 20:48:19 GMT

> Is there anything analogous to StringEditor which takes numeric
> input?  It occurs to me that this is a very common object and
> should be in any complete user interface library.

If you're using 3.0, try using MatchEditor.  It'll check an input for
validity against a regular expression.
--
John Vlissides
Computer Systems Lab
Stanford University
vlis@interviews.stanford.edu