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If not None, a string giving a list of characters that will be allowed in the text.
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If not None, a string giving a list of characters that will be allowed in the text.
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:15
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`exclude`
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`exclude`
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:20
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If not None, if a character is present in this string, it is not allowed in the text.
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If not None, if a character is present in this string, it is not allowed in the text.
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:19
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`length`
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`length`
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:24
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If not None, this must be an integer giving the maximum length of the input string.
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If not None, this must be an integer giving the maximum length of the input string.
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:23
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`pixel_width`
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`pixel_width`
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:27
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If not None, the input is limited to being this many pixels wide, in the font used by the input to display text.
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If not None, the input is limited to being this many pixels wide, in the font used by the input to display text.
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Located in
../../source/inc/input:27
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Code that uses renpy.input will often want to process the result further, using standard python string manipulation functions. For example, the following code will ask the player for his or her name and remove leading or trailing whitespace. If the name is empty, it will be replaced by a default name. Finally, it is displayed to the user. ::
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Code that uses renpy.input will often want to process the result further, using standard python string manipulation functions. For example, the following code will ask the player for his or her name and remove leading or trailing whitespace. If the name is empty, it will be replaced by a default name. Finally, it is displayed to the user. ::
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Located in
../../source/input.rst:21
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