Hi again,
I now dug into the source.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the "invalid coloring" is buggy.
Try the following:
Create a simple MaskedTextCtrl with autoformat USZIPPLUS4 (btw, any other
format will do the same)
Then set the first field to emptyInvalid=True with
control.SetFieldParameters(0,emptyInvalid=True)
Test the control.
It colors red when empty = ok
it colors red when the first 5 numbers are in = not ok
it colors white when all 9 numbers are in = ok
It should color white when the first field is valid, since then it's not empty
anymore and the actual value is valid.
What I figured in the code the parameter change routine sets the complete
control to emptyInvalid as soon as one field is set to emptyInvalid:
This snippet is in line 1709.
self._emptyInvalid = False
for field in self._fields.values():
if field._emptyInvalid:
self._emptyInvalid = True # if any field is .....
UC
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