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I'm trying to make a semi-complex masking textbox in Delphi 7. I'm having problems in that I can't find any kind of reference for what each character in a mask means. All I can find are examples.
Is there a reference somewhere?
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I think this topic from the documentation has the most complete list of characters.
The same topic can be found in your Delphi 7 help file by searching for TMaskEdit. I just checked the Delphi 6 help file and the list of mask characters is identical to the XE2 version so, as @afrazier says, nothing much appears to have changed.
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