MaskProperties.MaskType Property
Gets or sets the mask type.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors.Mask
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v24.2.dll
Declaration
Property Value
Type | Default | Description |
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MaskType | None | A MaskType value specifying the mask type used. |
Available values:
Name | Description |
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None | Specifies that the mask feature is disabled. |
DateTime | Specifies that the editor should accept date/time values and that the mask string must use the DateTime format syntax. |
DateTimeAdvancingCaret | The DateTime mask mode with the caret automatic movement feature. After an end-user enters and completes a specific portion of a date/time value the caret automatically moves to the following part of the date/time value that can be edited. |
Numeric | Specifies that the editor should accept numeric values and that the mask string must use the Numeric format syntax. |
RegEx | Specifies that the mask should be created using full-functional regular expressions. |
Regular | Specifies that the mask should be created using simplified regular expression syntax. |
Simple | Specifies that the mask should use the simplified syntax. |
Custom | Specifies that the editor uses a custom mask manager. To implement a custom mask manager which will deal with masks in a custom manner create a custom editor and override its CreateMaskManager method. This method should then supply a custom mask manager when the |
TimeSpan | Specifies that the editor should accept time span values. |
TimeSpanAdvancingCaret | Specifies that the editor should accept time span values. Supports the caret automatic movement feature. |
Remarks
Refer to the Input Mask document for information on choosing the mask type that meets your requirements.
The mask expression should be constructed using the syntax that is determined by the mask type. Use the MaskProperties.EditMask property to specify the mask expression.
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