Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

2025-04-23 Thread David Ching
gt; Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2025 03:34:06 + > From: Scott Bloom > Subject: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks > > The "easiest" example is the entry for an IP address, but it could be for any string of numbers (or letters) where there are sub strings in one

Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

2025-04-23 Thread Scott Bloom
vid > Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2025 03:34:06 + > From: Scott Bloom > Subject: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks > > The "easiest" example is the entry for an IP address, but it could be > for any string of numbers (or letters) where there are sub str

Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

2025-04-22 Thread Scott Bloom
rest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks It might be arranged as a grid layout with an array of QLineEdits. Focus could be moved by some logic using the index. jm2c Kind regards, Robert Iakobashvili On Wed, 23 Apr 2025 at 6:35 Scott Bloom mailto:sc...@t

Re: [Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

2025-04-22 Thread coroberti
It might be arranged as a grid layout with an array of QLineEdits. Focus could be moved by some logic using the index. jm2c Kind regards, Robert Iakobashvili On Wed, 23 Apr 2025 at 6:35 Scott Bloom wrote: > Over the years this has come up to my a couple of times,

[Interest] Best way to implement a line edit with breaks

2025-04-22 Thread Scott Bloom
Over the years this has come up to my a couple of times, and I wanted to get the hive's opinion The "easiest" example is the entry for an IP address, but it could be for any string of numbers (or letters) where there are sub strings in one larger string For an IP address, you often see 4 smalle