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-    <h1 class="topictitle1">
-Using text entry controls</h1>
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-        <p>
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-            The WRTKit supports two controls for text entry: TextField for 
-            a single line of text and TextArea for multiple lines of text.
-            The API for both controls is identical, except for the constructor.
-            The TextField can be created in masked mode, which is useful for
-            entry of text that should not be displayed (e.g. passwords). For
-            every character that is typed in masked mode, an asterisk is shown
-            instead in the text field. While a TextArea control can hold an
-            unlimited number of lines of text, its height (as number of rows
-            to display without scrolling) is specified when it is constructed.
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-        <div class="fignone" id="GUID-76AEB0E3-698D-41DE-A34B-8FEA6D8E00D2__GUID-D4E1D422-DAB9-4F40-9A13-231B4ACF1FE5"><a name="GUID-76AEB0E3-698D-41DE-A34B-8FEA6D8E00D2__GUID-D4E1D422-DAB9-4F40-9A13-231B4ACF1FE5"><!-- --></a><span class="figcap">Figure 1. 
-TextField and TextArea controls</span>
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-            <br /><img src="Text_Entry_Controls_Screenshot_1.png" /><br />
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-        <p>
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-            TextField and TextArea controls are created and added to views like 
-            any other controls in the WRTKit. The code assumes that a view has 
-            already been created and that a variable called exampleView refers 
-            to it.
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-// create textfield
-var nameField = new TextField("field1", "Enter your name");
-exampleView.addControl(nameField);
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-        <p>
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-            "field1" is a unique identifier for the control and "Enter your 
-            name" is the control caption. An optional third argument to the 
-            constructor can be used to specify the text to display in the 
-            control, however the text can also be set at any time later on using 
-            the setText() method as follows:
-        </p>
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-<pre>
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-// set the text in the textfield
-nameField.setText("John Smith");
-</pre>
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-        <p>
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-            The current text in a text entry control can be retrieved using the
-            getText() method:
-        </p>
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-<pre>
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-// get the current text from the textfield
-var text = nameField.getText();
-</pre>
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-        <p>
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-            Text entry controls fire "TextChanged" events when a user edits the 
-            text in a control. These events can be handled using by registering 
-            an event listener to the control. The code below shows what a 
-            typical callback function would look like:
-        </p>
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-<pre>
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-// Callback function for text changed events.
-function nameChanged(event) {
-    // implement what happens when the text changed here
-}
-</pre>
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-        <p>
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-            Registering the event listener function is done as follows, for
-            example right after the control was created:
-        </p>
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-<pre>
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-// register event listener
-nameField.addEventListener("TextChanged", nameChanged);
-</pre>
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