Adding support for numpad in textboxes

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• lvanderlinden

  January 2021

  Hi @Sannee ,

  
  

  If you are sure that the prefix is always "num_", you could use the strip() method:

  
  

  stripped_var = raw_input.strip("num_")
  

  
  

  Where raw_input is the raw input from the num pad.

  
  

  Does this help?

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• Sannee

  January 2021

  Hi Lotje,

  This has the same result as the Regex for me. If I put print(ch) behind the regex or this line, it says that ch is a number (so the num_ has been removed successfully). However it still won't fill anything in in the textbox itself.

  Kind regards,

  Sanne
• lvanderlinden

  January 2021

  Hi @sannee,

  
  

  I know that everything below the regex works for numbers on the keyboard

  
  

  If you are certain about this (I can't get my head around of the code so quickly), then the problem is probably that after the regex operation, you are continuing with the variable var.RatingA whereas you called the variable you just stripped char.

  
  

  So after you've defined the variable var, you could add a line saying that:

  var.RatingA = char
  

  and then continue with the rest of your script.

  
  

  Hope this helps!

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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