Struct MaskChar

Namespace

MudBlazor

Assembly

MudBlazor.dll

A character which represents a set of allowed values in a MudMask.

public struct MaskChar

Inherited Members

ValueType.Equals(object)

ValueType.GetHashCode()

ValueType.ToString()

object.GetType()

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Extension Methods

ObjectExtensions.As<T>(object?)

Remarks

Masks are built from mask characters, which each represent a regular expression for that character.
For example: the mask character 0 with regular expression \d would allow any digit for that character.

Constructors

MaskChar(char, string)

Creates a new mask character with its associated regular expression.

public MaskChar(char c, string regex)

Parameters

c char

The character to use in the mask.

regex string

The regular expression for allowed values for this character.

Remarks

For example: Given a mask character of 0 and expression of \d, a mask of 000-00-0000 would allow any digit for the 0 character.

Properties

Char

The character to use in the mask.

public char Char { readonly get; set; }

Property Value

char

Regex

The regular expression defining allowed characters.

public string Regex { readonly get; set; }

Property Value

string

Methods

Digit(char)

Gets a mask character which allows any digit.

public static MaskChar Digit(char c)

Parameters

c char

The mask character to create.

Returns

MaskChar

A character with a regular expression of \d for any digit.

Letter(char)

Gets a mask character which allows any letter (uppercase or lowercase).

public static MaskChar Letter(char c)

Parameters

c char

The mask character to create.

Returns

MaskChar

A character with a regular expression of \p{L} for any letter.

LetterOrDigit(char)

Gets a mask character which allows any letter (uppercase or lowercase) or any digit.

public static MaskChar LetterOrDigit(char c)

Parameters

c char

The mask character to create.

Returns

MaskChar

A character with a regular expression of \p{L}|\d for any letter or digit.