What's the difference between #Eval and #Bind?
I built a grid view control that used Bind for display.
Then I wanted to format it conditionally -- so I converted it to
DataBinder.Eval ()
It still seemed to be able to do two-way binding ( updates, inserts ).
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I think Eval is late bound, so its slower as it uses reflection, so its more
suited to template fields where early bidning is not easy to accomplish.
They both effectively do the same thing though.
Regards
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What's the difference between #Eval and #Bind?
I built a grid view control that used Bind for display.
Then I wanted to format it conditionally -- so I converted it to
DataBinder.Eval ()
It still seemed to be able to do two-way binding ( updates, inserts ).
Hello,
additionally, the Bind() keyword allows two-way binding.
Best regards,
Henning Krause
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>I think Eval is late bound, so its slower as it uses reflection, so its
more suited to template fields where early bidning is not easy to
accomplish. They both effectively do the same thing though.
Regards
John Timney (MVP)
http://www.johntimney.com
http://www.johntimney.com/blog
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What's the difference between #Eval and #Bind?
I built a grid view control that used Bind for display.
Then I wanted to format it conditionally -- so I converted it to
DataBinder.Eva l()
It still seemed to be able to do two-way binding ( updates, inserts ).
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