FloatCtrl?

Is there a FloatCtrl which can be used to input float numbers as
wx.lib.intctrl.IntCtrl for integer?

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Hi,

I think you'r searching something like

wx.lib.masked.numctrl.NumCrtl()

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Jens Petersen wrote:

Hi,

I think you'r searching something like

wx.lib.masked.numctrl.NumCrtl()

I played around for a while with the NumCtrl demo, It seems that I must
specify the fraction width to allow input float numbers. Can it be
configured to allow input both "3.1" and "3.1415926" without the
annoying trailing zeros like "3.10000000"?

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Hi,

I have programmed an Integer and Float Validator a long time ago (year
2001), adopting some ideas from PMW (python mega widgets). I created a
small statistical tool (only in greek -
http://www.food.teithe.gr/Members/papagr/multicomp/). It was one of my
first programs.

I hope you find the attached code usefull. Just execute the code to
see a small demo.

Nikos.

validators.py (16 KB)

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On 6/21/05, Qiangning Hong <hongqn@gmail.com> wrote:

Jens Petersen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think you'r searching something like
>
> wx.lib.masked.numctrl.NumCrtl()
>

I played around for a while with the NumCtrl demo, It seems that I must
specify the fraction width to allow input float numbers. Can it be
configured to allow input both "3.1" and "3.1415926" without the
annoying trailing zeros like "3.10000000"?

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Nikos Papagrigoriou <nikos@papagrigoriou.gr>

The attached code is exactly what I am looking for!
Thank you very much!

Nikos Papagrigoriou wrote:

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Hi,

I have programmed an Integer and Float Validator a long time ago (year
2001), adopting some ideas from PMW (python mega widgets). I created a
small statistical tool (only in greek -
http://www.food.teithe.gr/Members/papagr/multicomp/). It was one of my
first programs.

I hope you find the attached code usefull. Just execute the code to
see a small demo.

Nikos.

On 6/21/05, Qiangning Hong <hongqn@gmail.com> wrote:

Jens Petersen wrote:

Hi,

I think you'r searching something like

wx.lib.masked.numctrl.NumCrtl()

I played around for a while with the NumCtrl demo, It seems that I must
specify the fraction width to allow input float numbers. Can it be
configured to allow input both "3.1" and "3.1415926" without the
annoying trailing zeros like "3.10000000"?

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Qiangning Hong

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