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How can I get the MaskedTextBox control to take IP addresses based on different octets specified. I know I can use the format #00.#00.#00.#00, or #99.#99.#99.#99, and Ive even seen ##0.#00.#00.#00. The format is fine. The problem that Im having is that I still have to enter in 3 digits per octet, which IPs dont always have 3 digits.
Ultimately, I would like to be able to type in a number or a set of numbers and then go to the next octet by hitting the (.) period key.
So an example would be if I had to enter three IPs:
1. 192.168.30.2
2. 10.1.1.2
3. 31.23.212.2
So, number one has 3 numbers, but number 2 has only 2. Right now, the default MaskedTextBox makes you enter in all three numbers before going to the next octet.
How can I format the MaskedTextBox to make it work like I specified?
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Ultimately, I would like to be able to type in a number or a set of numbers and then go to the next octet by hitting the (.) period key.
So an example would be if I had to enter three IPs:
1. 192.168.30.2
2. 10.1.1.2
3. 31.23.212.2
So, number one has 3 numbers, but number 2 has only 2. Right now, the default MaskedTextBox makes you enter in all three numbers before going to the next octet.
How can I format the MaskedTextBox to make it work like I specified?
View the full article