Type of data in fields

2010-10-14 Thread Diego Venuzka
Hello! Somebody know how i can make a test in field, to know if the data is string or integer? i'm tryng to use the setValidator(), but i don't know how i set the parameters someone can help this rookie? =P Thanks!! -- Diego Venuzka -- You received this message because you are subscribed t

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-16 Thread Diego Venuzka
Anyone? 2010/10/14, Diego Venuzka : > Hello! > Somebody know how i can make a test in field, to know if the data is string > or integer? i'm tryng to use the setValidator(), but i don't know how i set > the parameters someone can help this rookie? =P > > Thanks!! > > -- > Diego Venuzka > --

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-17 Thread A. Stevko
Which UI control and API are you referring to? I cannot seem to find a setValidator() method in the *com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.TextBox *class heirarchy. You might want to use the Interface HasValueChangeHandlers to add a handler that will be able to parse it via Integer.getInteger( myControl.g

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-19 Thread Diego Venuzka
but how i do this ? 2010/10/17, A. Stevko : > Which UI control and API are you referring to? > I cannot seem to find a setValidator() method in the > *com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.TextBox > *class heirarchy. > > You might want to use the > Interface HasValueChangeHandlers > to add a handler that

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-19 Thread A. Stevko
Every control has a number of xxxHandlers interfaces that you can hang code off of. Try something like this using old style (pre-binder) code // create a text box & add it to a Panel myTextBox = new TextBox(); // add a handler to the text box control myTextBox.addValueChangeHandler( new ValueChang

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-19 Thread Diego Venuzka
hmm, i understand that part, but how i put the values? inside the OnValueChange? Regards! :D 2010/10/19 A. Stevko > Every control has a number of xxxHandlers interfaces that you can hang code > off of. > Try something like this using old style (pre-binder) code > > // create a text box & add it

Re: Type of data in fields

2010-10-19 Thread A. Stevko
Yes, your custom onValueChange() code will be called when the value of the textbox changes. Do with it what you will... If that doesn't quite work for your purposes, there is a handler for most UI events like addDoubleClickHandler( new DoubleClickHandler() onDoubleClick()... ) They are listed