[Python] What is a reliable isnumeric() function for python 3?

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Março 21, 2025.

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    I am attempting to do what should be very simple and check to see if a value in an Entry field is a valid and real number. The str.isnumeric() method does not account for "-" negative numbers, or "." decimal numbers.

    I tried writing a function for this:

    def IsNumeric(self, event):
    w = event.widget
    if (not w.get().isnumeric()):
    if ("-" not in w.get()):
    if ("." not in w.get()):
    w.delete(0, END)
    w.insert(0, '')


    This works just fine until you go back and type letters in there. Then it fails.

    I researched the possibility of using the .split() method, but I could not figure out a reliable regex to deal for it.

    This is a perfectly normal thing that needs to be done. Any ideas?

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