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It is a common misconception that nongreedy matches are intrinsically more efficient than greedy ones. This may be the case, but only because of the nature of the text we wish to match. Take the following two examples: $text =~ /^(.*)\\ /; $text =~ /^(.* )\\ /; # greedy match # nongreedy match

This example shows how you can use this approach to change the header text. However, the HeaderText property isn t the only column property you can change in a column. In the next section, you ll learn about a few more.

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Both examples look for any text (.*) followed by an optional literal backslash (\\ ), but they go about it in different ways. Consider the most likely scenario for this application a series of lines that are optionally suffixed with a backslash to indicate continuation. The first grabs the whole match text and then looks for an optional backslash, starting from the end. The second grabs one character at a time and then looks to see if the next character is a backslash. If it isn t, the engine backtracks, matches another character to .* , then checks again, and so on, all the way to the end of the match text. In this case, the first, greedy, match is clearly more efficient. Here, using a $ anchor possibly prefixed by optional whitespace would be even more efficient, though we re trying to keep to examples simple for clarity. Another reason for using caution with the dot (.) match is that it is not matched by a newline, \n, unless we use the /s modifier. It is easy to forget this when writing regexps, which leads us to get tripped up when the match text unexpectedly contains a newline. Writing a more specific pattern can often force us to consider possibilities like this before they happen.

When you explicitly declare a bound field, you have the opportunity to set other properties. Table 16-2 lists these properties. Table 16-2. BoundField Properties

Accessing the elements of this array can be done either by dereferencing the outer array reference $arrayref, or by using the dereferencing operator, ->, to access the underlying array, which is somewhat clearer to read. print $$arrayref[0][2]; print $arrayref -> [0][2]; #using '->' is clearer

[Column(Id=true)] public string customerId;

Identifies the field (by name) that you want to display in this column. Formats the field. This is useful for getting the right representation of numbers and dates. If true, the DataFormat string is used to format the value even when the value appears in a text box in edit mode. The default is false, which means the underlying value will be used (such as 1143.02 instead of $1,143.02). Sets the text in the header and footer region of the grid if this grid has a header (GridView.ShowHeader is true) and footer (GridView.ShowFooter is true). The header is most commonly used for a descriptive label such as the field name; the footer can contain a dynamically calculated value such as a summary. To show an image in the header instead of text, set the HeaderImageUrl property.

Accessing a row is similar to before, but with an extra layer of dereferencing. Either of the following will do the trick, though again the second is clearer: $second_row = $$array[1]; $second_row = $array->[1];

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