GUI numberbox

AutoIt file: NumberBox.au3

A numberbox control limits the user input to numbers you have set it to (GUICtrlCreateInput() function). A few examples:

_GUICtrlNumberBox_Create("999", 7, 0, 0, 100, 25)
GUICtrlSetTip(-1, "Format 999: Positive integer of maximum length of 3")
_GUICtrlNumberBox_Create("-9.999", -3.141, 0, 0, 100, 25)
GUICtrlSetTip(-1, "Format -9.999: Positive/negative real of length 1 before decimal point and length 3 after")

Integers, reals, bits and hexadecimal numbers can be formatted.

An existing control with GUICtrlCreateInput() can be turned into a numberbox like so:

$nNumberBox = GUICtrlCreateInput("123", 0, 0, 100, 25)
_NumberBoxAdd($nNumberBox,"999")
GUICtrlSetTip(-1,"The 999 number format is added later on to this standard input box") 

To enable the numberboxes register it with _NumberBoxRegister(). And if you have your own $WM_COMMAND handle use _NumberBoxRegister($NB_REGISTER, $NB_NORUN) and put _NumberBoxHandler($hWnd,$iMsg,$wParam,$lParam) somewhere in your handler

Function	Description
_NumberBoxRegister	Registers or unregisters number input boxes message handler and/or reset variables
_NumberBoxUnregister	Unregisters number input boxes message handler and/or reset variables
_NumberBoxHandler	When having your own WM_COMMAND handler put this function in it to handle the numberbox input
_GUICtrlNumberBox_Create	Creates an input box specific for numbers (decimal, binary or hexadecimal)
_NumberBoxAdd	Makes a number box from an input box by adding a number format
_NumberBoxRemove	Removes last added number input boxes from global array
_NumberBoxCount	Returns number of number input boxes
_NumberBoxPushCounter	Pushes the number input boxes counter to the position stack
_NumberBoxPopCounter	Pops the number input boxes counter to the position stack
_NumberBoxReset	Resets global array of number input boxes