OptionalelementOptionalmaskOptionalmaskyou are using fixed characters in your mask (any character other that A, 9 or *), then you can get the mask to automatically fill in these characters for you as you type by setting the maskAutoFill option in the editorParams to true.
OptionalmaskOptionalmaskOptionalmaskOptionalselectWhen the editor is loaded select its text content
OptionalshiftAllow submission of the value of the editor when the shift and enter keys are pressed together.
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Built-in editors based on input elements such as the input, number, textarea and autocomplete editors have the ability to mask the users input to restrict it to match a given pattern.
This can be set by passing a string to the the mask option in the columns editorParams Each character in the string passed to the mask option defines what type of character can be entered in that position in the editor.
*- Any character is valid in this positionAny other character - The character in this position must be the same as the mask For example, a mask string of "AAA-999" would require the user to enter three letters followed by a hyphen followed by three numbers
If you want to use the characters A, 9 or * as fixed characters then it is possible to change the characters looked for in the mask by using the maskLetterChar, maskNumberChar and maskWildcardChar options in the editorParams