Symbol acceptance

[Robuske]

According to the documentation _ and - accept any digits or letters, I understood that it would not add anything else, like punctuation, spaces, etc...
And it seems to not be adding it, but still counting as a symbol or something like that.

Using the mask
"[---] [---] [---]" (it is for passports, basically can have anything)
Wields strange results, if I only use numbers and letters everything goes ok, if I use space or any punctuation symbol it adds a space and jumps to the next brackets group.

I tried with
"[---]-[---]-[---]"
And it adds the -, that's why I think that it goes to the next group.

P.S.: Not related, but you did not update the documentation to reflect the removal of PolyMaskTextFieldDelegate

[Robuske]

"[---------]"
Seems to work fine, so the problem is with the separators

[taflanidi]

Hi @Robuske!
Thanks for your question.

It seems that you haven't tried [___] [___] [___] for some reason. Please, do so and come back with your results. The behaviour you describe is expected and completely normal. If you read our docs carefully, there are optional and mandatory characters, and you've used optional - instead of mandatory _.

P.S.: Not related, but you did not update the documentation to reflect the removal of PolyMaskTextFieldDelegate

Yeah, my bad, I need to compose a changelog after all. Still, the new version is 4.0.0, and major version updates are expected to break API backward compatibility.

UPD.: I've found docs inconsistency, the samples still contain PolyMaskTextFieldDelegate, I'll remove them in a few moments, thanks!

[Robuske]

Oh yes, I didn't realize it was a side effect of everything being optional, makes sense I guess.

It seems that you haven't tried [] [] [___] for some reason.

Unfortunately, passports seem to have whatever the fuck format the country wants, so I can't retrict count. Although... I am not checking the "complete" property, so it could work.
Anyway "[---------]" looks ok, so I'll just go with it, thanks.

[taflanidi]

@Robuske for your information, there's also an elliptical mask [-…] in case you don't want to restrict text length.