Add Masked Input Property for Check Syntax Validation

The following code represents how to add the "Mask" property along with the other common properties for check syntax validation.

(function ()

{

var standardControlMembers = skelta.forms.constants.controlsCollection;

var genericControlFunctions = skelta.forms.constants.controlFunctions;//genericControlFunctions has properties - nonContainerFunctions and containerFunctions which is a collection
of function names [{ name: "functionName"}]

var maskedInputMembers = {

functions: genericControlFunctions.nonContainerFunctions,//.concat([{ name: "functionName" }

isContainerControl: false,

controlType: "MaskedInput",

properties: [{ propertyName: "xmlNodeBoundTo", propertyType: "2", isWritable: false },

{ propertyName: "tagName", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true },

{ propertyName: "id", propertyType: "2", isWritable: false },

{ propertyName: "value", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true },

{ propertyName: "isMandatory", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true },

{ propertyName: "readOnly", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true },

{ propertyName: "enable", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true },

{ propertyName: "mask", propertyType: "2", isWritable: false },

{ propertyName: "visible", propertyType: "0", isWritable: true }]

}

standardControlMembers.push(maskedInputMembers);

})();

In the example, the "Mask" property is a nonobservable variable and is a readonly property, indicated by propertyType: "2" and isWritable: false in the above code.

For more information on the usage of the above code, see Adding Custom Controls for Check Syntax Validation.