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This looks similar to #166. I'm not a fan of the hash object defining the mapping though. I think if we implement this, we'll allow the user to provide a callback. Thank you for the PR though! |
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Was using maskedinput for restricted-alphabet keys and ran into a situation where we needed to re-map some erroneous entries (i.e., 'o' -> '0') instead of simply blocking the disallowed character. This pull implements a reMap setting. The above transform would be accomplished like:
$("input.key").mask("xxxx-xxxx-xxxx",{placeholder:"x", reMap:{'o': '0'}});Presumptive, but thought it might be a feature worth sending up. Did my best to include a relevant test.
Cheers