Re: Stripping newlines/blanks when pasting on an NSTextField
Re: Stripping newlines/blanks when pasting on an NSTextField
- Subject: Re: Stripping newlines/blanks when pasting on an NSTextField
- From: Michele Balistreri <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 07:12:20 +0100
Hi, indeed the scanner is a good idea, thank you! :) Also the
character set definition proposed by Adam is great for my purpose .
Regards,
Michele Balistreri
brik. Lead programmer.
Il giorno 29/ott/06, alle ore 01:22, I. Savant ha scritto:
On Oct 28, 2006, at 6:59 PM, Michele Balistreri wrote:
Thank you for your help. In the end i just used a formatter also
implementing isPartialString.. to be called at each keypress
Ha! Serves me right for not double-checking the docs before
answering. In my defense, I haven't needed much beyond a number or
date formatter in my ventures and the few times I have, it's been a
"correct or nothing" situation. As a result I had completely
forgotten about that method. Regardless, insert your local 'no
excuse' idiom here. ;-)
As to a more flexible way to filter strings, I would definitely
use NSScanner's -scanCharactersFromSet:intoString: method to filter
a string for any character set (including newlines, etc.). You can
easily create a reusable "MyStringFilteringFormatter" subclass if
you want, that allows you to set which characters it should filter.
This way, the actual character set you're filtering doesn't matter
so you can reuse this formatter anywhere to filter a variety of
things. Of course it's up to you to supply the character set.
I hope at least *that* is helpful. :-)
--
I.S.
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