Examples of using Input scope in English and their translations into Slovak
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Input Scope Description.
To create a phrase list input scope.
An input scope can be set for the following types of controls.
The following sections describe each type of input scope.
The input scopes feature does not work with East Asian language recognizers.
In the Name box,type the name of the phrase list input scope setting.
Click Custom in the Input Scope dialog box, and then click New.
In the Name box,type the name of the regular expression input scope setting.
The input scopes feature does not work with East Asian language recognizers.
Multiple-selection list box To specify an input scope, double-click the control.
An input scope enables you to specify the type of user input that is intended for the control.
In the Control Properties dialogbox, click the Advanced tab, and then click Input Scope.
For example, if you use the IS_URL input scope for the control, InfoPath knows to ignore spaces between words.
The following table shows some examples of regular expressions thatcan be used to create a custom input scope settings.
An input scope applies only to the control on which it is set, not to the field to which the control is bound.
The following table shows some examples of regular expressions thatcan be used to create a custom input scope settings.
The following table describes the pattern defined for each standard input scope and provides an example of the kind of input to which it is intended to apply.
Setting an input scope as a phrase list enables you to specify a list of words or phrases to restrict or bias the input entered into the control.
Matches any word that begins with lower case"s",contains one or more characters(as defined by the IS_ONECHAR input scope), and ends with a lower case"p".
Standard To set a standard input scope, click Standard in the Input Scope dialog box, and then click the setting in the Input scope list.
Matches any word that begins with lower case"s",contains one or more characters(as defined by the IS_ONECHAR input scope), and ends with a lower case"p".
All types of input scopes can be configured to restrict input to match only the specified input scope pattern or to just bias input toward that pattern.
The following table describes the pattern defined for each standard input scope and provides an example of the kind of input to which it is intended to apply.
Setting an input scope as a regular expression enables you to specify a regular expression that defines a custom pattern for restricting or biasing the input entered into the control.
If you want to improve the recognition of non-keyboard text input in a control, such as text that is entered into a text box with a tablet pen,you can specify an input scope for the control.
All types of input scopes can be configured to restrict input to match only the specified input scope pattern or to just bias input toward that pattern.
Note: If you delete a regular expression input scope that has been applied to a control, the input scope will be deleted from all other controls to which it has been applied, and its definition will be removed from the form template.
Note: If you delete a phrase list input scope that has been applied to a control, the input scope will also be deleted from all other controls to which it has been applied, and its definition will be removed from the form template.
Note: If you delete a phrase list input scope that has been applied to a control, the input scope will also be deleted from all other controls to which it has been applied, and its definition will be removed from the form template.